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LiveWell Homecare Agency

Advanced Practice Provider I Neurocritical Care

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What they do

A Pediatrics Nurse Practitioner provides primary care and nursing care to infant, children and adolescent patients. Performs physical exams, orders diagnostic tests, and provides medications. Works in a physician's office or other healthcare facility, under the direction of a physician. Performs work similar to that of a physician assistant but has different medical training and degree.

$110,347 / year median in Texas

+29% projected growth

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Job Description

Advanced Practice Provider I - Neurocritical Care LiveWell Homecare Agency Plano, TX Job Details 16 hours ago Qualifications Optimizing workflow processes Team leadership Continuous improvement Advanced practice provider Clinical team leadership
Full Job Description Role Overview:
An Advanced Practice Provider (APP) in Neurocritical Care provides comprehensive healthcare including diagnosis, treatment, education, and referrals for patients in specialized clinical areas. They serve as clinical resource, role model, and trainer, ensuring high-quality patient care and supporting team development.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct patient histories, physical exams, assessments, and diagnostic tests; develop and implement care plans; document findings clearly; collaborate with physicians; educate patients and families; promote interdisciplinary teamwork; stay updated on industry advancements; ensure compliance with applicable laws, policies, and standards; and participate in departmental quality initiatives and meetings.
Qualifications & Skills:
Hold a Bachelor's or Master's degree in relevant health fields; possess current licensure and certifications (including BLS, ACLS, and specialty-specific credentials); demonstrate leadership, effective communication, and patient-centered care; and maintain ongoing professional development. Ability to manage time efficiently and implement process improvements is essential.

Benefits

  • Professional Development