Full Time Office Based Pain Management/Neurosurgery APP

About the role

The Advanced Practice Professional (APP) coordinates and provides clinical care for neurosurgery/pain management patients. This includes developing comprehensive care plans, interpreting diagnostic results, and performing therapeutic procedures under supervision.

Responsibilities

• Performs comprehensive and problem-focused histories and physical examinations
• Interprets laboratory and diagnostic tests
• Interprets and correlates subjective and objective data
• Formulates a differential diagnosis and establishes a working diagnosis
• Implements therapeutic intervention for specific conditions where appropriate
• Exercises judgment on conditions requiring consultation, referral or evaluation by the supervising physician or other healthcare professionals
• Serves as a primary provider for new office patients, conducting thorough history and physical examinations
• Presents patients to attending Pain Management physicians
• Follows up on procedures with patients
• Manages medication regimens using opioid sparing strategies
• Refers patients for surgical intervention, injections, or other therapies as needed
• Cross covers patients in the practice when additional support is needed
• Helps to formulate treatment plans
• Is available to see patients requiring same-day office visits
• Returns patient phone calls
• Handles prescription refills
• Evaluates, screens, and counsels patients on health maintenance and promotes utilization of community resources
• Participates in research studies and quality assurance
• Complies with all company processes and HIPAA regulations
• Applies CNSA core values in decision-making and interactions with all individuals
• Promotes a positive work environment through effective teamwork

Requirements

A valid NC-PN or FNP license is required.

Qualifications

• Full Time (Part Time may be considered)
• Company Culture Expectations:
• Reflects CNSA Core Values in all job responsibilities and interactions
• Compassion: Treats others with compassion and empathy
• Teamwork: Collaborates with all team members
• Communication: Communicates effectively and with positivity
• Innovation: Remains open-minded to new ideas and continual improvement
• Community: Treats every patient and team member as a part of the CNSA community

Benefits

• Participation in department or system wide improvement plans
• High quality work that is neat, accurate, complete, and on time
• Assists all patients by promptly responding to requests and needs
• Asks questions to gain full understanding of assignments
• Adapts to changing assignments and responsibilities

Pay

Negotiable based on experience and qualifications.

Schedule

Full Time (Part Time may be considered)

Skills

Strong clinical skills, ability to interpret diagnostic tests, and proficiency in managing patient care.

Benefits

• Flexible scheduling options
• Competitive compensation package
• Professional development opportunities
• Health insurance benefits
• Employee assistance programs

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