Oswego, New York

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The Primary Care Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant will provide primary care services to residents in skilled nursing and long-term care facilities. Responsibilities include performing physical exams, diagnosing health conditions, and collaborating with facility staff.

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Conduct comprehensive in-home health evaluations, including physical exams and medical history reviews, to bridge gaps in patient care. Provide diagnostic and preventive services while utilizing an iPad-based clinical workflow to document visits.

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Provide recovery-oriented support, health coaching, and crisis intervention to adults in a residential crisis setting. Responsibilities include case management, safety planning, and coordinating with healthcare providers to support a guest's safe return to the community.

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Provide therapeutic support, wellness coaching, and crisis intervention for adults in a community-based residential setting. Collaborate with healthcare providers to develop integrated care plans and facilitate a safe return to the community.

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The Associate O.D. will perform in-depth eye exams for vision and ocular health, handle eye emergencies as needed, and influence business objectives, office promotion activities, and employee relations. The role involves providing personalized and individualized care to ensure excellent eye health and vision care for all patients.

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The dental assistant will support clinical needs by assisting during treatment procedures, managing infection control, and sterilizing equipment. They will also travel to various offices to provide patient care and educate patients on oral hygiene strategies.

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Conduct comprehensive in-home health assessments for Medicare Advantage members, including physical exams, medication reconciliation, and evidence-based screenings. Collaborate with primary care providers to address care gaps and educate patients on disease processes and social determinants of health.

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This role involves practicing as a provider within an interdisciplinary team to deliver home-based medical care to a defined patient population, collaborating with PCPs and other professionals to establish and execute patient goals of care. Responsibilities include performing comprehensive patient assessments, developing and updating care plans, prescribing diagnostics, and educating patients and facility staff on disease management and wellness.

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Fellows will work collaboratively with Urgent Care teams under mentorship to examine, diagnose, and treat patients of all ages for acute illnesses, injuries, or chronic disease exacerbations. Responsibilities also include ordering tests, prescribing medications, referring specialists, providing occupational medicine services, and maintaining accurate documentation in the EMR.

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Physicians will provide bedside wound care in post-acute care settings like Skilled Nursing Facilities and Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals, conducting weekly wound rounds at each assigned facility. Responsibilities include utilizing cutting-edge clinical technologies and documenting care in real-time using a proprietary wound-specific EMR.

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Physicians will deliver modern wound management at the bedside in post-acute care settings, conducting weekly wound rounds at facilities within a 40-60 mile radius of the practice location. Responsibilities include treating approximately 20-30 patients per day across 2-3 facilities daily while utilizing proprietary wound-specific EMR for real-time documentation.

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Physicians will provide bedside wound care in post-acute care settings like Skilled Nursing Facilities and Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals, conducting weekly wound rounds at each location. Responsibilities include utilizing cutting-edge clinical technologies and documenting care in real-time using a proprietary wound-specific EMR.