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Children's Minnesota
Overview
Provide comprehensive pediatric primary care services, including well-child visits, sports physicals, and management of acute and chronic illnesses. Address nutritional, developmental, and behavioral concerns for patients ranging from infants to adolescents.
Compensation
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Posted
1 day ago
David Raines Community Health Center
Provide comprehensive primary care, acute illness treatment, and chronic condition management to students within a school-based health center. Responsibilities include performing well-child exams, administering vaccinations, and coordinating care with school administration and healthcare professionals.
5 days ago
Children’s Minnesota
Provide comprehensive pediatric primary care including well-child visits, sports physicals, and management of acute and chronic illnesses. Collaborate with integrated behavioral health and resource navigators to support children with complex medical and psychosocial issues.
Nemours Children's Health
The Pediatric Nurse Practitioner provides direct and indirect care to students and families within the school-based health system. Responsibilities include the evaluation, management, and follow-up of student health care needs, occasionally including telehealth support.
6 days ago
The provider will perform physical and developmental assessments, make diagnoses, and develop management plans for pediatric inpatients. Responsibilities also include performing invasive procedures, counseling families, and participating in the education of residents and students.
7 days ago
The provider will perform physical and developmental assessments, make diagnoses, and execute management plans for pediatric patients in the PICU. Responsibilities also include performing invasive procedures, counseling families, and participating in the education of residents and students.
The Pediatric Nurse Practitioner provides direct and indirect healthcare to students and families within the Seaford School system. Responsibilities include the evaluation, management, and follow-up of student health needs, as well as occasional telehealth support.
Children's Mercy KC
The Advanced Practice Provider will provide comprehensive, evidence-based advanced practice nursing care focused on the physiologic, psychosocial, and developmental needs of pediatric patients. Responsibilities include performing health assessments, formulating care plans, and collaborating with orthopedic physicians for consultations and referrals.
13 days ago
Honor Community Health
The Nurse Practitioner manages health problems and coordinates high-quality primary medical care for vulnerable populations within a school-based program. They work collaboratively with an integrated healthcare team to provide compassionate care in accordance with state and federal regulations.
$118,000 - $122,000 / YEAR
18 days ago
The APRN will manage patient admissions and rounding in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit while attending trauma alerts in the Pediatric ED. Additionally, they are responsible for consulting with subspecialists and providing clinical education to nursing staff, medical students, and residents.
1 month ago
University of Tennessee
The instructor will spend 95% of their time providing clinical care and health education to the neurology population at Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital. Additionally, they will contribute 5% of their time to teaching responsibilities within the College of Nursing.
The role involves planning and directing healthcare delivery for the pediatric neurology population at Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital. Additionally, the instructor will provide patient and family health education and contribute 5% of their time to teaching responsibilities within the College of Nursing.
University of South Florida
The successful candidate will teach in graduate nursing programs, mentor students, and participate in college, university, professional, and community service activities. Additionally, they will contribute to scholarly endeavors consistent with rank and university criteria.
2 months ago
University of Rochester
The Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP) or Physician Assistant (PA) will provide comprehensive care to critically ill pediatric patients, including clinical evaluation, management, and development of treatment plans. They will also support families through complex medical situations and participate in multidisciplinary rounds.
$98,010 - $137,218 / YEAR