Nurse Clinician Endocrinology

About the role

The clinician is a professional nurse who is an expert in the care of a specified patient population/subspecialty area, specifically pediatric endocrinology and diabetes. The clinician assumes a leadership role and supervisory responsibilities in the development, organization, and implementation of care services for the specified patient population.

Responsibilities

• Assume leadership role in the development, organization, and implementation of care services for the specified patient population.
• Provide comprehensive evaluation and diagnostic treatment of a broad range of pediatric endocrine and diabetes disorders.
• Support the division of Pediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes at Children’s of Alabama with 30 clinical exam rooms, 6 triage bays, 2 stimulation testing rooms, 1 procedure room, and 3 classrooms.
• Collaborate with 12 Endocrinologists, 6 Fellows, and 10 Nurse Practitioners to provide specialized care.
• Work closely with multiple areas of support staff including Diabetes Educators, Insulin Pump Educators, Clinic Nurses, Endocrine Nurses, Clinic Aides, and Secretarial staff.

Requirements

• Previous demonstration of expert clinical management, teaching, research and consultation skills in the subspecialty population.
• Registered Nurse AL Single State or any of the following equivalent qualifications:
• Registered Nurse AL NLC Multi State
• Non-AL NLC Multi State

• Basic Life Support

Qualifications

• Associate of Science Nursing in Nursing
• 2 Years job experience as Staff Level with specialization in the field of Nursing

Skills

• Expert clinical management
• Teaching and research skills
• Consultation skills

Benefits

Not specified.

Pay

Not specified.

Schedule

Monday- Friday. Hours are 0800 to 1630., Day Shift, Monday-Friday Standard Days