Nurse Practitioner

• Provide comprehensive assessment, treatment, evaluation, education, counseling, and care coordination for patients in an outpatient women’s health setting under the direction of an OB/GYN physician
• Perform comprehensive health histories and physical examinations for new and established patients
• Assess, diagnose, and manage women’s health concerns across the lifespan, including preventive, gynecologic, reproductive, and menopausal care
• Order and interpret laboratory tests, diagnostic studies, and screenings
• Collaborate with OB/GYN physicians to develop and implement individualized treatment plans
• Conduct comprehensive and episodic health assessments and develop patient-centered care plans
• Review, prescribe, and manage medications in accordance with Ohio licensure and prescriptive authority guidelines
• Provide patient education regarding preventive care, treatment options, disease management, reproductive health, and wellness strategies
• Evaluate patient outcomes and modify treatment plans as clinically indicated
• Triage patient phone calls, portal messages, and clinical concerns, ensuring timely follow-up and coordination of care
• Facilitate referrals to specialists, community resources, and other healthcare providers as needed
• Maintain accurate and timely medical documentation in accordance with organizational and regulatory standards
• Support quality, safety, infection prevention, and patient satisfaction initiatives within the practice

Nurse Practitioner – Women's Health

• Provide comprehensive assessment, treatment, evaluation, education, counseling, and care coordination for patients in an outpatient women’s health setting under the direction of an OB/GYN Physician
• Perform comprehensive health histories and physical examinations for new and established patients
• Assess, diagnose, and manage preventive, gynecologic, reproductive, and menopausal care across the lifespan
• Order and interpret laboratory tests, diagnostic studies, and screenings
• Collaborate with OB/GYN physicians to develop and implement individualized treatment plans
• Conduct comprehensive and episodic health assessments and develop patient-centered care plans
• Review, prescribe, and manage medications in accordance with Ohio licensure and prescriptive authority guidelines
• Provide patient education regarding preventive care, treatment options, disease management, reproductive health, and wellness strategies
• Evaluate patient outcomes and modify treatment plans as clinically indicated
• Triage patient phone calls, portal messages, and clinical concerns, ensuring timely follow-up and coordination of care
• Facilitate referrals to specialists, community resources, and other healthcare providers
• Maintain accurate and timely medical documentation in accordance with organizational and regulatory standards
• Support quality, safety, infection prevention, and patient satisfaction initiatives within the practice

• Provide nursing care services to residents/clients under the general supervision of the Director of Operations- Advance Practice
• Conduct physical examinations and comprehensive medical and social histories
• Make independent decisions regarding management and treatment of medical problems
• Order, perform, and interpret laboratory tests for screening and diagnosis
• Prescribe and order diets, medications, physical therapy, and other treatments
• Perform therapeutic or corrective measures, including urgent care
• Refer individuals to specialist nurses, physicians, or other healthcare providers
• Provide health maintenance, health promotion, illness prevention, illness management, and medication counseling
• Evaluate counseling effectiveness and follow up with noncompliant patients
• Manage client care, develop treatment and follow-up plans, monitor progress, and arrange referrals or hospital/emergency care when needed
• Assess social/economic factors and tailor care accordingly
• Connect clients with appropriate community resources
• Maintain acceptable productivity to meet facility goals
• Conduct client home visits and provide in-home care as necessary
• Accept and handle after-hours calls and problems on a rotating schedule
• Develop health education materials and clinical practice guidelines
• Obtain informed consent when appropriate
• Participate in community programs, health fairs, school programs, and workplace programs
• Represent the practice or profession as an NP before governing bodies, agencies, and private businesses as needed
• Collaborate on policy creation and problem solving
• Perform other duties as assigned

Advanced Practice Provider – Nurse Practitioner

• Provide medical services in collaboration with a licensed physician
• Implement treatment plans in coordination with the supervising physician
• Inform patients about the medical components of their treatment
• Mentor and conduct professional development activities in medical subjects relevant to patient treatment
• Develop and present training content on medical topics relevant to substance use disorders and general good health practices
• Perform medical services within the scope of education, training, and expertise
• Ensure implementation of medical quality health standards for patients and employees
• Provide medical input into program philosophy, treatment services, and patient care
• Respond to emergency care providers when consultation is required for program patients
• Collaborate with physicians, clinics, and hospitals participating in patient treatment
• Attend weekly treatment team meetings, outside seminars, and training
• Develop professional, helpful, and effective relationships with patients, team members, and constituents
• Ensure the treatment center meets accreditation standards related to medical, health, and safety issues

• Provide 24/7 coverage, including day and night shifts
• Conduct patient evaluations, histories, physical examinations, and advanced assessments
• Respond to rapid responses, codes, stroke alerts, and ICU admissions
• Perform urgent and specialized procedures, including airway management, blood draws, IV starts, intubation, arterial lines, central venous catheters, chest tubes, and ventilator management
• Initiate and interpret laboratory, radiology, cardiographic, and other diagnostic tests
• Establish working diagnoses and treatment plans
• Manage hospitalized patients across all services as the critical care house officer
• Provide rapid, short-term intervention to address immediate patient issues
• Communicate and coordinate continuously with providers and multidisciplinary care teams
• Provide patient and family education regarding diseases, treatments, medications, prevention, and health maintenance
• Ensure continuity of care and conduct handoffs to the admitting service
• Refer patients to specialists when appropriate
• Participate in medical team rounds
• Develop and implement nursing components of care plans where appropriate
• Serve as a clinical preceptor for PA/APRN students and other health professionals when needed
• Support onboarding and faculty activities for new employees when needed
• Complete 3–4 months of paid training before beginning duties at each hospital
• Work approximately 13 13-hour shifts per month, including rotating nights, weekends, holidays, and one 13-hour call shift per month

Nurse Practitioner – Acute Care, Intensive Care, Resuscitation House Officer

• Deliver high-quality behavioral healthcare
• Provide outpatient psychiatric care for children, adolescents, and adults
• Provide medication management and therapy
• Work as a critical part of the clinical team
• Maintain clinical excellence and patient care

Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner – Outpatient

• Provide outpatient psychiatric care as a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
• Deliver high-quality behavioral healthcare and maintain clinical excellence
• Treat adult, child, and adolescent patients or lifespan populations
• Provide medication management and therapy
• Work through telemedicine and in-person care settings
• Collaborate as part of the clinical team with full administrative support

• Complete Comprehensive Health Evaluations (CHEs) to assess and manage comorbid conditions
• Address patients’ medical, social, emotional, and financial needs
• Reduce hospitalizations and improve patient outcomes
• Manage CKD and ESKD patients
• Focus on slowing disease progression, reducing costs, and preventing readmissions
• Use prescriptive authority, medication management, and diagnostic interpretation
• Collaborate with nephrologists and interdisciplinary teams
• Lead the clinical team
• Ensure care coordination aligns with medical treatment plans
• Travel across an assigned geographic area, including dialysis clinics and nephrology practices
• Provide occasional telehealth work from home

• Provide behavioral healthcare to patients in an outpatient care setting
• Deliver high-quality, evidence-based, medically driven mental healthcare
• Treat adult, child and adolescent populations or patients across the lifespan
• Provide medication management and therapy
• Work in Dayton, Ohio offices as part of the clinical team
• Use telemedicine and in-person care delivery models