Nurse Practitioner - Nursing Home jobs in the United States

• Responsible for maintaining a high measure of professionalism in dress and actions that appropriately reflect the mission and policies of the organization and facilities with whom they work and within which they work.
• Attend and participate in daily morning meetings daily when in facilities.
• Accountable for their own clinical and professional actions and to performing duties within the appropriate scope of practice allowed by respective prescriptive authority agreements with attending physicians.
• Respond timely to all Compliance requests.
• Report to the Clinical Operations Manager (COM), maintain communication with COM and facility staff regarding Plan specific to facility and/or patient/family concerns.
• Responsible for Provider-Level health care delivery and preventative care management for specific Texas Independence Health Plan ISNP Plan Members (Plan Members) who are assigned to collaborating physicians in assigned practice facilities.
• Provide proactive, preventative/maintenance care for the Plan Members medical, emotional, and behavioral conditions.
• Provide clinical care and education to Plan Members, as well as education to the family and Nursing Facility staff.
• Adhere to and be accountable to all ISNP Model of Care Provider metrics and goals.
• Participate in an on-call rotation to ensure continuity of care for Plan Members after hours, weekends and holidays.

• Maintain reasonable and appropriate communication with the facility staff for questions, notifications, and family concerns to assist in providing optimal clinical care.
• Efficiently navigate and operate a laptop computer and enter data and documentation daily into designated Electronic Medical Record Systems in a timely manner.
• Participate in ongoing staff education and reasonably assist, as requested, with Quality Improvement at the facilities/communities.
• Communicate professionally in face to face conversations with families and staff.
• Review medications, orders, and diagnostic tests, and respond to abnormalities appropriately, within BON approved scope of practice.
• Provide ongoing evaluation and treatment options of chronic illnesses, and care for acute exacerbations of chronic illnesses as they occur.
• Provide ongoing evaluation and education to patients and families on Advance Care Planning (Goals of Care and Anticipatory planning).
• Review and respond to consultant recommendations such as psychiatric, dietary, rehabilitative therapies, and pharmacy.
• Perform all other duties congruent with the ISNP Plan as assigned.
• Maintain adequate Medical Malpractice Insurance (generally expected to be $1m/$3m).

BSN, MSN, current Board Certification

RN, APN/APRN

The NP is licensed as both a Registered Nurse and an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse in the state of Texas. The NP maintains an up to date Board Certification in his/her specialty. The NP is responsible for maintaining a Texas Statutory Prescriptive Authority Agreement with attending Physicians and/or Medical Directors and for maintaining Texas Board of Nursing ongoing educational requirements for licensure and re-certification. The NP will comply with all State and Federal guidelines required to practice as a licensed Advanced Practice Registered Nurse, including maintaining an active RN and APRN license. The NP will maintain Professional Medical Malpractice Liability Insurance.

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