Nurse practitioner (np) - wound care

Job Details:

Job Location: Baptist Health North Little Rock - Little Rock, AR

Education Level: Graduate Degree

Salary Range: Undisclosed

Launch your career into the future with a company that is setting the standard in long-term acute wound care! We are the industry leader in treating the healthcare needs of those with chronic or challenging wounds and are looking for a licensed Nurse Practitioner to join our quality team of professionals.

In the role of Nurse Practitioner, you will be responsible for organizing, planning, implementing, evaluating, and providing care to our patients within various hospital and clinic settings, using hospital and nursing standards. If you want to improve the lives of others as part of an innovative company that is an industry leader in wound care, apply for our Nurse Practitioner position today!

Responsibilities

• Ordering and scheduling necessary studies, and professional consultations
• Collecting and documenting data
• Providing direct patient care services to include prescribing medications and other therapies as needed
• Provides patient physical examinations, diagnosis, and course of treatment as allowable by certification and state Standards of Practice
• Provides chronic care management and education to patients when needed
• Provides services as a consultant for all health program operations involving, disease state management, adverse health trends, and safety concerns
• Assists with arranging for appropriate diagnostic testing
• Assists in treatment decisions with other members of the clinical team, including disease management and wellness coaches

Qualifications:

Skills & Qualifications

• Licensure from an accredited school
• Current BLS or ALCS certification
• Strong communication skills
• Exceptional time management skills
• Works efficiently and has a quick response time
• Accurate and proper handling of all lab work
• Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred

Physical Requirements

• Prolonged periods of sitting or standing
• Exert 20-50 lbs. of force occasionally and 10-20 lbs. frequently