Nurse Practitioner, Special Interest in Weight Management

FelixDigital Healthcare

Remote, CanadaContractMiddle

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Experience: 2+ years

Requirements

Licensed as a Nurse Practitioner in at least one province in Canada
Preference will be given to NPs with multiple licensing or with licensing that meets current needs
2+ years of Nurse Practitioner experience
Demonstrated experience in providing patients with the best possible care
Direct experience with treating and managing obesity
Additional certifications or training in the obesity or weight loss fields are a plus
Physically located in Canada
Billing number in the province(s) that you are licensed, required for ordering laboratory testing
Available to provide a minimum of 6 hours of scheduled time per week on the platform
Member in good standing of the College(s) where you hold the title of Nurse Practitioner
Maintaining eligibility and willingness to be licensed in other provinces
Experience in telemedicine
Proficient understanding of technology, EMRs and remote work
Adaptable and open to change

Responsibilities

Join a growing team of healthcare providers as an innovative Nurse Practitioner
Provide online treatment, prescription delivery and ongoing care
Deliver care across a growing range of daily health categories such as weight loss, birth control, menopause, erectile dysfunction, acne and more
Log in at least every 24-48 hours to address patient needs
Maintain confidentiality and follow the code of conduct as per the governing body of their province/territory
Provide a minimum of 6 hours of scheduled time per week on the platform

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