Primary Care Office Seeking FNP New

NPs will diagnose, treat and manage acute and chronic diseases, while emphasizing health promotion and disease prevention. NPs practice in every primary care setting in the private practice office. 

NP practice includes, but is not limited to, assessing patients; ordering, performing, supervising and interpreting diagnostic and laboratory tests along with radiological testing; making diagnoses; initiating and managing treatment, including prescribing medication and non-pharmacologic treatments; coordinating care; counseling; and educating patients, their families and their communities. NPs practice autonomously and, like other clinicians, coordinate with health care professionals to manage patients’ health needs. NPs hold prescriptive authority, and will be required to meet metrics set forth by the CMO.