Nurse Practitioner (NP)
Apply NowCompany: Haven Spine + Pain
Location: Grand Rapids, MI 49504
Description:
Essential Job Functions
Assesses and monitors physiological and psychological needs of the patient to formulate an adequate pain management plan under the direction of the supervising physician
Monitor, manage, and treat physiological changes during procedures, including breathing, heart rate and blood pressure
Communicates with other members of the health care team to ensure continuity of care and coordination of services
Coordinate and direct a team of nurses, medical technicians, and other healthcare professionals
Participates in ongoing quality improvement activities as requested or required
Maintains knowledge of current trends and developments in the field by reading appropriate literature and attending relevant conferences, seminars, etc.
Maintains professional demeanor and positive attitude with staff and patients
Assess and develop a multidisciplinary pain management plan, individualized to patient needs
Ability to perform evidence-based, pain interventions and monitor for adverse outcomes within NP scope of practice
Experience in opioid reduction strategies and appropriate monitoring for chronic pain medication management
Participate in cost saving and financial stewardship for Haven Spine +Pain
Competencies
Licensed as a Nurse Practitioner in good standing in the State of Michigan
Previous experience in Pain Medicine preferred
Desire to research and advance the field
Compassionate attitude with a focus on outstanding patient care
Must display a high level of understanding and patience when dealing/working with patient
Effective written and verbal communication skills
Time management and organizational skills
Self-directed
Effective problem-solving ability
WORK ENVIRONMENT: Possible exposure to a variety of contagious diseases and/or other hazardous materials.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Must be able to be on his/her feet for approximately 4 hours out of a typical 8 hour shift. Employee must be physically able to transport patients as needed in a given 8 hour shift and would be required to lift and/or position patient's head and shoulders, which on average would weigh between 35-40 pounds.
Assesses and monitors physiological and psychological needs of the patient to formulate an adequate pain management plan under the direction of the supervising physician
Monitor, manage, and treat physiological changes during procedures, including breathing, heart rate and blood pressure
Communicates with other members of the health care team to ensure continuity of care and coordination of services
Coordinate and direct a team of nurses, medical technicians, and other healthcare professionals
Participates in ongoing quality improvement activities as requested or required
Maintains knowledge of current trends and developments in the field by reading appropriate literature and attending relevant conferences, seminars, etc.
Maintains professional demeanor and positive attitude with staff and patients
Assess and develop a multidisciplinary pain management plan, individualized to patient needs
Ability to perform evidence-based, pain interventions and monitor for adverse outcomes within NP scope of practice
Experience in opioid reduction strategies and appropriate monitoring for chronic pain medication management
Participate in cost saving and financial stewardship for Haven Spine +Pain
Competencies
Licensed as a Nurse Practitioner in good standing in the State of Michigan
Previous experience in Pain Medicine preferred
Desire to research and advance the field
Compassionate attitude with a focus on outstanding patient care
Must display a high level of understanding and patience when dealing/working with patient
Effective written and verbal communication skills
Time management and organizational skills
Self-directed
Effective problem-solving ability
WORK ENVIRONMENT: Possible exposure to a variety of contagious diseases and/or other hazardous materials.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Must be able to be on his/her feet for approximately 4 hours out of a typical 8 hour shift. Employee must be physically able to transport patients as needed in a given 8 hour shift and would be required to lift and/or position patient's head and shoulders, which on average would weigh between 35-40 pounds.