Nurse Practitioner

• Provide direct, hands-on care in skilled nursing facilities
• Improve quality and prevent unnecessary readmissions to acute care settings
• Review reports
• Communicate with skilled nursing facility staff regarding patient needs
• Treat patients for acute needs, admissions, and discharges
• Manage extremely complex patients, seeing them daily or at least once a week
• See approximately 12 patients per day
• Participate in a rotating call schedule

Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant – Skilled Nursing Facility

• Conduct initial psychiatric evaluations
• Collaboratively develop treatment plans with clients for medication management, therapy, or a combination of both
• Proactively follow up with clients at least monthly to assess the efficacy of recommended interventions
• Provide ongoing care until treatment goals are achieved
• Provide various modalities of talk therapy in addition to medication management
• Build a thriving, high-volume telepsychiatry practice
• Manage a consistent full-time caseload within flexible operating hours

Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

• Work in an outpatient setting with a team of Nurse Practitioners
• Provide care for adolescent, teenage, and adult patients
• Perform patient care and charting/documentation
• Handle patient phone calls
• Conduct face-to-face and virtual outpatient clinic visits
• Work Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• No call component, holidays, or weekends
• Collaborate with expert clinicians and other highly trained professionals
• Deliver high-quality care using leading-edge technologies
• Stay current with advancements in medical technology

Concussion Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner, CRNP

• Provide direct clinical psychiatric services to students, including diagnostic evaluations and emergency consultations
• Initiate care as appropriate
• Provide direct clinical care, including medication management and maintenance
• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team of clinicians and trainees on assessment and treatment
• Provide formal and informal supervision of psychiatric nurse practitioner interns
• Provide rotating on-call coverage during the day and after hours
• Report to the Director of Integrated Care
• Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned
• Work or remain on duty during university closures, delayed openings, early dismissals, or emergencies when directed

• Conduct initial evaluations
• Collaboratively develop treatment plans with clients for medication, therapy, or a combination of both
• Proactively follow up with clients at minimum on a monthly basis to assess efficacy of recommended interventions
• Provide ongoing care until treatment goals are achieved
• Provide various modalities of talk therapy
• Perform tele-psychiatric visits for clients based in Pennsylvania
• Build a personal schedule within operating hours of 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week
• Collaborate with advanced practice nurses and the broader care team

• Instruct and facilitate meaningful learning of course outcomes in the curriculum
• Support all facets of the learning environment
• Provide learning-centered, competency-based instruction aligned with South University curricula and delivery systems
• Design and deliver class instruction through instructional plans, learning activities, and approved course delivery
• Foster student achievement by establishing performance criteria and evaluating learning
• Establish a classroom environment conducive to learning and student involvement
• Promote student success through flexible teaching style and schedule, passion for teaching, and student engagement
• Maintain accurate records, submit grades and reports on time, and enforce academic and attendance policies
• Participate in curriculum and system task forces, campus events, workshops, and meetings
• Integrate professional, life, and industry experience into courses and stay aware of professional and industry trends
• Promote the stature of academic programs, departments, and colleges while following university administration mandates

Adjunct Faculty – Graduate Nursing, PMHNP

• Provide specialty and critical care healthcare services in physician offices and non-acute settings, focusing on chronic health conditions
• See hepatology patients in clinic Monday-Friday
• Perform hospital rounding as needed
• Provide weekend coverage as needed
• Record patient medical histories and physical assessments
• Develop therapeutic care plans and order, interpret, and evaluate diagnostic studies
• Make medical diagnoses and institute appropriate therapy within scope and standards of practice
• Provide emergency treatment and stabilization in acute situations
• Document in the EMR and report pertinent information to the attending physician
• Educate patients and families about prevention, medications, and treatment
• Communicate with attending physicians and involve them in clinical decision-making
• Maintain continuing education and participate in patient safety, quality improvement, and patient engagement initiatives
• Perform specialty-specific procedures and meet expectations established through privileging and job agreements

Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner – Outpatient Domain, Hepatology

• Assess patients’ medical and mental health needs and provide proactive plans of care
• Address barriers to care and manage acute and chronic conditions
• Ensure compliance with local, state, and federal agencies related to clinical services
• Prescribe medications and order lab work, diagnostic procedures, and consultations
• Monitor patients’ treatment compliance and response, modifying treatment plans as needed
• Work with RN case managers as part of an integrated care team
• Collaborate with providers, case managers, facility partners, and health plan leadership
• Implement TruHealth’s national model of care in compliance with federal and state regulations
• Provide training and advice to facility staff when required

Nurse Practitioner – Weekend On-Call

• Provide specialty and critical care healthcare services within the Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner scope of practice
• Manage medical and/or procedural problems for specific patient populations across physician offices, non-acute facilities, and inpatient environments
• Facilitate diagnostic and emergency care in outpatient and acute inpatient settings
• Order and interpret laboratory, advanced radiological, and specialized diagnostic studies
• Institute emergency measures and stabilization techniques for acute patient situations
• Prepare and electronically prescribe medications; administer medications and injections
• Perform minor bedside surgical procedures and complex specialty-specific procedures
• Coordinate complex care with patients, families, community services, and interdisciplinary teams
• Initiate consultations with attending physicians for cases exceeding scope or requiring higher-level decision-making
• Provide specialized care in critical care and inpatient settings
• Maintain accurate, complete, and timely medical record documentation
• Educate patients and families on prevention, medications, and treatment instructions
• Ensure continuity of care from outpatient visits through inpatient admissions and post-discharge follow-up
• Conduct daily inpatient hospital rounds and triage clinic calls and inquiries
• Communicate significant patient status changes and critical findings to attending physicians
• Participate in continuing education and quality improvement initiatives
• Assist with surgical, interventional radiology, or fluoroscopic procedures under supervision
• Contribute to education of trainees and professional staff
• Perform other assigned specialty-specific duties under privileging and job agreement

Physician Assistant, Nurse Practitioner – Breast Surgery

• Deliver holistic, integrated care to complex kidney patients
• Provide comprehensive healthcare in person and via telehealth across CKD/ESKD-related comorbid conditions
• Collaborate with healthcare team members to provide, coordinate, and facilitate quality, cost-effective care
• Coordinate activities with healthcare teams and healthcare systems
• Perform enhanced annual wellness visits or Comprehensive Health Evaluations (CHEs)
• Identify and address patients’ medical, social, emotional, and financial needs
• Manage complex patients with a focus on reducing hospitalizations and improving health outcomes
• Manage CKD/ESKD patients to delay disease progression and reduce medical costs, utilization, and hospitalizations
• Perform proactive post-discharge planning and follow-up
• Use prescriptive authority and manage medications
• Order and interpret labs and diagnostics
• Work Monday through Friday with flexibility to accommodate patient and nephrology partner availability
• Travel within an assigned geography, including dialysis clinics and nephrology practices