Urgent Care Nurse Practitioner

Florida; Currently unable to consider candidates residing in the following states: CA, NY, GA, TN, IL, NV, MO, AL, SC, IN, MI, OR, MA, MS, AK, DC, HI, Part-Time schedule shifts must be between 3:00 PM – 11:00 PM PSTFull-TimeMiddle

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Experience: 3+ years

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited Master’s or Doctoral-level Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) program
Active Nurse Practitioner (NP) license with maintained Registered Nurse (RN) licensure
Current national certification as a Family Nurse Practitioner through AANP or ANCC
Active RN compact license
Active multi-state licensure (5+ licenses preferred)
Minimum 3+ years post-training experience in high-volume Urgent Care or Primary Care settings
Experience providing care to newborns through adult populations
Strong clinical acumen and ability to manage a broad range of conditions
Proficiency with technology and electronic medical records
Maintain active Medicare status

Responsibilities

Conduct age-appropriate history and virtual exams
Evaluate, diagnose, and treat a broad range of conditions across the lifespan
Order and interpret diagnostic tests as needed
Develop and document treatment plans in a timely, accurate manner
Manage acute, chronic, and mental health conditions for pediatric and adult patients
Request consultation or referral with other health care providers when appropriate
Counsel and educate patients and families on treatment plans
Maintain current knowledge of clinical best practices and evidence-based care
Provide cross-coverage for tasks such as reviewing lab results
Offer scheduling flexibility, including evenings and weekends

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