Kaiser Permanente·Olympia, Washington
The Nurse Practitioner will evaluate and manage cardiology patients in an outpatient clinic setting, including conducting stress tests and electrophysiology follow-ups. They will also collaborate with a multi-disciplinary team to formulate care plans, prescribe treatments, and order diagnostic tests.
GENERAL CARDIOLOGY - NURSE PRACTITIONER ARNP - OLYMPIA WA STRONG SELF-STARTER HIGHLY PREFERRED/NEEEDED MON - FRI - 8A-5P - 40 HRS/WEEK - NO WEEKENDS OR HOLIDAYS! Job Summary: Provide nursing care to a designated population of patients. Participate in patient assessment and the formulation, implementation and monitoring of the care plan. The ARNP is an integral member of the Health Care team and has authority to admit or refer patients, prescribe medications and treatments and order tests.
This is a multi-disciplinary practice involving the full breadth of Cardiology care. There is a team spirit of collaboration with an emphasis on continuous learning, education, quality improvement, and standardization of care and best practices. We have a full multi-disciplinary team of physicians, physician assistants, and robust support staff, including RNs and MAs.nCore Components of this position include: nThe primary role is evaluating and managing cardiology patients in the outpatient clinic at all points in the care continuum.nConducting and interpreting treadmill stress tests.nElectrophysiology pre and post op follow ups.
Demonstrates current technical skills in all areas of practice. Demonstrates consistent and reliable diagnostic and therapeutic judgment. Supports cooperative clinical initiatives. Seeks appropriate and timely consultations. Actively works to continually learn and apply new skills, pathways, etc. Practices according to KFHPW approved procedures, guidelines, protocols. Cooperates and treats co-workers with courtesy and respect. Shares pertinent patient information in a timely and thorough manner. Demonstrates flexibility; works within the team to help as needed. Demonstrates appropriate communication skills, both verbal and listening. Collaborates with other members of the health care team to provide appropriate care. Regularly attends and participates in practice team meetings. Treats patients with courtesy and respect. Demonstrates service excellence behaviors in teams and during consumer interactions. Participates in problem solving of consumer complaints. Actively participate in initiatives to increase patient access. Involves patient in management of care; is thorough in explanations and demonstrates caring and friendly attitude toward patients. Fulfills all duties as assigned by chief and department. Maintains a productive work schedule; meets department and organizational productivity guidelines. Identifies own learning needs and participates in continuing education programs to meet needs. Initial assessment and management of drop in-patients or patients who call and want to be seen urgently and who have previously been seen in the department. Makes appropriate and timely referrals. Admits to hospital appropriately and manages length of stay if applicable. Referrals to external providers are consistent with protocols. Orders lab, pharmacy, radiology, and special tests appropriately. Routinely and appropriately uses technology provided by the organization to manage clinical practice and communicate effectively and in a timely manner (e.g., OACIS, results reporting, registries, Voicemail, Email) Understands KFHPW business and business environment. Actively works to solve problems/improve systems in constructive thorough manner. Focuses on customer needs and quality; actively encourage other to do so as well. Provides positive, constructive leadership for his/her care team and within dept.; enables and encourages others to participate and achieve high level of performance.
One (1) year of previous ARNP experience. Eligible for Prescriptive Authority within six (6) months of hire/transfer.
Candidates must hold a graduate degree in nursing and possess active Registered Nurse and Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner licenses in Washington. Additionally, Basic Life Support and Advanced Cardiac Life Support certifications are required at the time of hire.
Market context
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