Part-time Nurse Practitioner

Provides direct primary care health services to patients ages newborn- 21 years working independently under the Medical Director's Collaborative Practice Agreement. this school linked adolescent health center is designed to provide comprehensive primary care, psychosocial and mental health services, health promotion/disease prevention, and outreach services.

Essential job duties:

• Comprehensive well child and adult assessments.
• Immunization assessment and administration using the Michigan Care Improvement Registry (MCIR)
• Minor injury assessment and treatment
• Assessment and treatment of acute and chronic health conditions.
• STI, HIV, and Reproductive Health Services, not including abortion services or referrals
• Primary Care, including health maintenance/promotion and health education for patients and family members and preventative care
• Hearing and vision screening
• Laboratory services - order, perform, interpret
• Urgent or emergent care as indicated
• Telehealth visits
• Confidential/minor consented services as allowed by state and/or federal law

• Work as part of an integrated care team that includes: Medical Director, medical staff, Nurse Care Coordinators, Medical Assistants, Behavioral Health Providers, Care Manager, Patient Service Representatives, and Program Director
• Perform office management activities, including supervision of any on-site clinical, mental health and administrative staff and related supervisory duties; ordering supplies, drugs, vaccines, etc,; inventory control; other essential functions to ensure the clinic is effectively managed and operationally run.
• Conduct client satisfaction surveys
• Oversee the local community advisory council
• Provide routine nursing/medical assistant care as needed
• Liaise with the Executive Office Coordinator to coordinate purchasing activities, manage supply orders, and maintain accurate inventory levels.
• Review MA and nurse visits/encounters
• Complete timely accurate documentation and billing activities in electronic health record
• Understands social determinants of health and trauma-informed care
• Provide culturally competent care
• Attend daily staff huddle, weekly clinic check-in, monthly staff meetings and scheduled program meetings with state advisors.
• Serve on Quality Improvement (QI) Committee and participates in other Health Center committees as needed.
• Complete routine compliance trainings and activities as directed by Compliance Officer, uphold all policies and procedures
• Ensure compliance with health and safety standards, infection control, and quality assurance processes
• Participate in Medicaid outreach and community outreach activities
• Carries out other duties as requested by the Clinic Manager and Program Director

Location

• Ypsilanti, Michigan

Required Education, Experience, and Licensure:

State of Michigan Nurse Practitioner License (FNP, PNP)

Minimum of two years of experience in the field of Family Medicine

DEA License