to join a growing ENT department. The role involves evaluating and treating general ENT patients, with training in specialty care, including initial assessments, follow-up, postoperative care, and minor in-office procedures. Perform examinations, diagnoses, treatments, and patient education. Obtain patient histories and ensure accurate documentation. Provide health education and communicate with community providers. Adhere to safety, infection control, and environmental policies. Requirements include active PA-C or ARNP licensure, preferably 6 months to 1 year of relevant experience, and a patient-focused approach. Strong communication skills, knowledge of EMR, and clinical procedures are essential. Conditions of employment include credentialing for Medicare/Medicaid billing, CPR certification within six months, and passing pre-employment screening. The employer offers competitive pay, benefits, no night/weekend shifts, paid holidays, and
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maintains a tobacco- and drug-free workplace and is an EOE.