Employee Health Nurse Practitioner Jobs in Florida

Excellent Compensation & Exceptional Comprehensive Benefits!

Annual CME Stipend and License/Certification Reimbursement!

Technically direct and teach other staff, provide evidenced-based educational lectures and participate in in-service training to staffmembers.

Attend staff meetings to provide case discussion, continuing education, and continuous quality improvement and safety.

Experience: Minimum of one year experience in a Women's Health setting.

Life Support Certification: Possess a current AHA or ARC BLS Healthcare Provider certification.

Providing client education and appropriate referrals

Assessing, diagnosing, and treating individuals and families

Collaborating with the Medical Director and other physicians or NPs in scheduled care conferences

Ordering client laboratory screenings and interpreting results

Reviewing documentation of prior care and consulting with prior care providers

Prescribing medications within the scope of your practice

Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care appropriate to the age of the patients served.

After July 1, 2006, licensure applicants are required to have national advanced certification from an approved nursing specialty board.

Assesses the physical and psychosocial status of patients by means of interview, health history, physical examination, and diagnostic studies.

Recognizes deviations from normal in the physical assessment; works collaboratively to formulate treatment plans.

Initiates appropriate actions to facilitate the implementation of therapeutic plans that are consistent with the continuing healthcare needs of patients.

Demonstrates caring practices by providing a compassionate and therapeutic environment for patients and their families.

US Work Status US Citizen

Provides nursing services and first aid to employees or persons who become ill or injured at work facilities.

Must be a Registered Nurse (RN).

Registered Nurse / Nurse Employee Health / Nurse Assistant

Must be a Registered Nurse (RN)