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As an advanced practice registered nurse, you’ll be our go-to person for ensuring the best patient care possible. Physician Assistant requirements You should have experience in one of the following Physician Assistant specialties: acute care, Internal Medicine, cardiology, family health, urgent care, or the ED. Extensive clinical experience on primary care is vital.
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Must be actively licensed as a Pharmacist, Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner (CRNP), or Physician Assistant (PA) in Pennsylvania. Due to the highly regulated nature of the medical marijuana industry, this role will also include certain responsibilities that are mandated by the Pennsylvania Department of Health for Trulieve to remain in compliance.
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The Registered Nurse Care Manager (RN) works collaboratively as part of a care management team to assess consumer needs, establish a person-centric plan of care, conduct regularly scheduled home visits.
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Holds a Physician Assistant (PA) or Advanced Registered Nurse certification. We are searching for a highly motivated and experienced APRN or PA to join our team in Nassau County, NY. This full-time position offers the opportunity to provide high-quality care to orthopedic patients in a dynamic and supportive environment.
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Observe and report the patient's response to treatment and any changes in his/her condition to the physician and the supervising registered nurse. Assist the physician in evaluating the patient's functional status and physical therapy needs, and assist in the development of the plan of care.
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