Developmental Pediatrics Advanced Practice Nurse

Developmental Pediatrics Advanced Practice Nurse Pediatric Neurodevelop Medicin The Developmental Pediatrics Advanced Practice Nurse will: Saint Peter's is seeking a Nurse Practitioner with Developmental Pediatrics, Mental Health and Psychopharmacology experience to join our Developmental Pediatrics Division at the Children's Hospital of Saint Peter's University Hospital in New Brunswick, NJ.

Provide direct patient care, within the limits prescribed by training, and in consultation with a supervising physician.

Assist with evaluating and managing follow up patients.

Maintain a panel of continuity care patients.

Assist with patient flow by seeing patients as requested by the attending physician.

Assist with procedures if triage nurses are unavailable.

Perform urinary catheterization, venipuncture, and other nursing tasks as requested attending physician - i.e.

NBS.

Assist physicians and work with PA Team to care for patients needing consults, ongoing monitoring.

Assist with patient follow-up.

Review routine laboratory reports for abnormalities, notify responsible clinician according to degree of urgency.

When appropriate, contact families to return for further evaluation or treatment of conditions detected by screening.

Document all aspects of patient care promptly.

Complete in accordance with practice guidelines, within 24 hours of patient care.

Assist with planning, developing and implementing of patient education activities, as appropriate to the ages of the patient’s growth and development through the life cycle factors (Neonates, Adolescents, Pediatrics, Adults, Geriatrics).

Demonstrate competency in knowledge and skill necessary to provide care to provide care to specific age-related populations (i.e.

Neonates, Pediatrics, Adolescents, Adults, Geriatrics).

Maintain CPR review certification on an annual basis as evidenced by a valid card.

Submit to Chair and Practice Coordinator.

Attend all mandatory in-service updates as required.

Attend at least the minimum required continuing education programs per year, needed for maintenance of certification and licensure.

Assist with routine paperwork.

Call in routine medication and vitamin refills, consulting with physician as necessary.