Riverview Health·Westfield, Indiana
The Advanced Practice Provider is responsible for conducting comprehensive patient histories, physical exams, and ordering diagnostic tests. They provide preventative care, prescribe medications, and coordinate patient referrals under the supervision of a physician.
Advanced Practice Provider is responsible for obtaining complete and comprehensive patient histories, performing physical examinations, writing orders, responding to patient questions, and providing information to patients and their families. Exercises judgment within their areas of competence provided that a member of the supervising physician team shall have the ultimate responsibility for patient care.
Job Responsibilities
Order, perform and interpret laboratory tests, diagnostic and invasive procedures as appropriate.
Following physician observation and approval of technique, perform therapeutic or corrective measures as well as some outpatient family medicine procedures as needed.
Refer patients to appropriate specialists, services, and community resources (i.e. physical therapy, other subspecialists and social services).
Provide preventative care and counseling on health and wellness related conditions.
Prescribe appropriate medications as needed.
The supervising physician or physician designee reviews all patient encounters no later than (72) seventy-two hours after the APP has seen the patient. (100% of charts in first 3 years of employment; 50% of charts thereafter. IN code 25-27.5-6-1)
Market context
Indiana physician openings in vascular surgery are typically driven by hospital and specialty practice coverage needs, so demand can be steady where procedural volume is high. These roles are competitive because employers look for an MD or DO, an active Indiana license, and board certification or eligibility, along with strong clinical and surgical skills. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm licensure status and recent vascular case experience before applying.
