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APRN/PA Urgent Care

Career Insights for Fishers / Fishing Workers

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What they do

A Fisher or Fishing Worker catches, maintains, cultivates or harvests marine or freshwater fish and shellfish. May work for large commercial or private operations to catch and sell fish to local and/or international markets. Some are deckhands and boat operators for recreational charter fishing trips.

$37,944 / year median in Florida

-7% projected decline

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Job Description

Starting compensation varies based on experience.
Responsibilities include:
Evaluation and Management of patients Proper and timely chart documentation and closed by end of shift Daily review of lab and diagnostic imaging results
Skills:
Suturing and minor surgical procedures Preliminary assessment of diagnostic imaging EKG interpretation DOT Examiner Knowledge of workers compensation and required forms Comfortability with telemedicine Excellent interaction with patients, staff and management Ability to handle a high volume while keeping wait times reasonable
Licensing/Certification:
Clear and active Florida license DEA DOT Certification Shifts Weekends - 8am-4pm
Practice:
We accept patients of all ages. Evaluation should be conducted prior to a patient being referred elsewhere.
Pay:
$70.00 - $75.00 per hour Application Question(s): Are you familiar with providing a preliminary read of digital x-rays? Are you able to read an ekg with confidence? Are you familiar with worker comp and the DWC-25 form? Are you able to see an average of 4-5 patients an hour without prolonged wait times?
Experience:
Urgent Care or ER:
2 years (Required)
License/Certification:
FL APRN or PA License (Required) DOT Examiner Certification (Preferred)
Work Location:
In person