Nurse Practitioner - Virtual - Alberta

TELUS Health Virtual CareHealthcare

Virtual, AB, Mountain TimeContractJunior

Salary$77 – $87 / hour

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Job Details

Experience: 2-3 years

Requirements

Current registration with the College of Registered Nurses of Alberta (CRNA) as a Nurse Practitioner (family/all ages/primary care) without restrictions and reside in Alberta
Practitioner ID (PracID) issued by Alberta Health Services for lab and diagnostic testing
2-3 years of primary care experience
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to collaborate effectively with the medical team and patients
Proficiency in technology-supported care
Commitment to provide comprehensive patient-centered care that focuses on exceptional patient experience and the best possible outcomes

Responsibilities

Provide exceptional safe, high quality, evidence-informed primary care - through assessment, ordering diagnostic testing, prescribing pharmacological and non-pharmacological therapies, and initiating specialist referrals
Follow up with patients when clinically appropriate to support continuity of care
Collaborate with other nurse practitioners, registered nurses, and in-house family physicians and psychiatrists to support patient care
Practice to full scope in a virtual environment by assessing, diagnosing, and treating episodic and chronic conditions while supporting patients through our platform, which includes secure messaging and video conferencing
Deliver episodic and longitudinal care
Provide regular patient follow up to promote health and educate on disease prevention and management

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