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Core Competencies
Role fitCore Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in Foot & Ankle care through evidence-based practice, effective patient interaction, and a commitment to quality healthcare. Holds relevant certifications and licenses while engaging in continuous professional development and research application.
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Physician Assistant LicenseNurse Practitioner LicenseBoard Certification in Specialty AreaExperience with Injections and AspirationsBLS Certification
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Hard Skills
Evidence-Based PracticeDiagnosis of Foot and Ankle ConditionsMultidisciplinary Treatment ParticipationInjectionsAspirationsCastingClinical Competency MaintenanceResearch Application
Soft Skills
Patient InteractionCollaboration with Healthcare TeamsCommitment to Quality HealthcareSelf-Directed Learning
Certifications & Qualifications
NCCPA CertificationInfection Control CertificateChild Abuse Recognition Course
Industry Keywords
Foot and Ankle CareNon-Operative TreatmentContinuing Medical EducationClinical Outcomes ImprovementHealthcare Forums
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- See new and follow-up patients at HSS Main Campus and Westchester locations
- Expand access to non-operative Foot & Ankle care
- Provide expert diagnosis and participate in multidisciplinary treatment of foot and ankle conditions
- Interact closely with attendings, other APPs, office staff, patients, and families
- Ensure high-level clinical care, service, and coordination
- Utilize evidence-based practice
- Lead and participate in professional and lay healthcare forums
- Conduct research and apply findings to clinical practice
Requirements
What you’ll need- Physician Assistant (PA) or Nurse Practitioner (NP)
- Nurse Practitioners: NP license in New York, Connecticut, or New Jersey
- Nurse Practitioners: FNP required
- Nurse Practitioners: Board certification as an NP in the specialty area of practice
- Physician Assistants: PA license in New York, Connecticut, or New Jersey
- Physician Assistants: Current NCCPA certification
- Experience with injections, aspirations, and casting
- BLS via American Heart Association
- Evidence-based practice
- Commitment to best practices and maintaining clinical competency
- Commitment to quality healthcare and improving clinical outcomes
- Self-directed continued learning and professional development
- Nurse Practitioners: Bachelor's and Master's degree in nursing; academic training as a nurse practitioner
- Physician Assistants: Graduate of a CAAHEP-accredited Physician Assistant Training Program
- Physician Assistants: Bachelor's or Master's degree in Physician Assistant Studies
- Physician Assistants: Current infection control certificate
- Physician Assistants: Child abuse recognition course completed
- Physician Assistants: 100 hours of continuing medical education every 2 years
- Physician Assistants: Recertification examination every 6–10 years
- Physician Assistants: Current New York, Connecticut, or New Jersey state registration
Benefits
Comp & perks- Professional growth and development support
- Recognition of individual contributions
- Competitive compensation packages
- No overnight shifts or call