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Locum - Nurse Practitioner - Urgent Care

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What they do

A Nurse Practitioner provides primary care and nursing care to 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.

$124,051 / year median in Virginia

+26% projected growth

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Job Description

  • Coverage Details:
  • Duration:
  • 3 days per week, starting upon credentialing until a permanent hire is secured.
  • Schedule:
  • Clinics operate 7 days a week from 8 AM to 8 PM. Shifts are expected to be 12 hours or longer, dependent on patient flow, with a mandate to treat all patients presenting during operational hours.
  • Provider Needs:
  • Total Providers Required:
  • 3 full-time positions (3 shifts per week each, totaling 9 shifts per week).
  • Practice Environment:
  • Setting:
  • Clinic-based.
  • Demographics:
  • The patient population ranges from birth to end of life, varying by clinic and day.
  • Outpatient vs.
Inpatient Percentage:
  • 100% outpatient care expected.
  • Daily Patient Load:
  • Daily patient volume varies by location, averaging between 25 to 50 patients, with increased traffic anticipated during cold and flu seasons.
  • Trauma Level:
  • Capable of managing episodic care; higher acuity cases will require transfer to higher-level care facilities (ED, ER, etc.).
  • Core Responsibilities and Skills Required:
  • Procedures:
  • Laceration repair (simple, intermediate, complex) Incision and drainage (including packing) Foreign body removal Minor burn management
  • Skin lesion care
  • Orthopedic injury stabilization (splinting, casting, joint reduction) Diagnostic and point-of-care testing X-ray interpretation Electrocardiogram (EKG) evaluation Point-of-care lab interpretation (e.

g., rapid strep, flu, COVID-19, RSV, urinalysis, blood glucose) Epistaxis management (anterior nasal packing or chemical cautery) Cerumen impaction removal Airway support (e.g., administration of nebulizer treatments, initial emergency stabilization)

  • Documentation Methodology:
  • Utilization of Epic EMR system.
  • Credentialing Insights:
  • Estimated Timeframe:
  • Credentialing is anticipated to take between 60 to 90 days.
  • Temporary Staffing Availability:
  • Not available.
  • Shift Specification:
  • Hours:
  • 8 AM to 8 PM, with shifts expected to exceed 12 hours based on patient flow (3 shifts per week).
  • Job Qualifications:
  • Required Credentials:
  • Board Certification (mandatory) Active Virginia medical license (mandatory)
  • Current BLS certification (mandatory)
  • Active DEA registration (mandatory) Minimum of 1 year of experience in an emergency department, primary care, or urgent care setting (mandatory) Clean professional background (no malpractice or licensing issues; no exceptions)
  • Client Specifications:
  • Travel Expenses:
  • The client will not cover travel costs; only inclusive rates or local candidates will be considered.
  • Mandatory Certifications:
  • BLS•Board Certification DEA Registration •
Licensure Requirements:
  • Virginia state licensure is required.