Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant- Pediatrics

• Paid Time Off & Paid Company Holidays
• Medical, Dental, Vision & Life Insurance
• Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
• 403(b) Retirement Plan with Company Match
• Short-Term & Long-Term Disability
• $0 Copay for Legacy Provider visits
• $0 Copay for prescriptions filled at Legacy Pharmacies
• Travel Insurance & Pet Insurance
• Subsidized Gym Membership
• And much more!

As a Pediatrics Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner, you will bring compassionate, high-quality care to patients under the supervision of physicians. Your clinical expertise, thoughtful communication, and commitment to prevention will help patients and families access meaningful care throughout their health journeys.

Join our family and make a difference in community healthcare. In this meaningful role, you will collaborate with physicians, specialists, and healthcare professionals while guiding patients through assessment, diagnosis, treatment, education, prevention, and ongoing health maintenance.

• Provide primary clinical therapy and treatment for individual and group patients.
• Support health promotion, disease prevention, family planning services, and health maintenance.
• Help ensure timely access to necessary healthcare services within your scope of practice.
• Advocate for patients’ rights while upholding the dignity of patients, families, visitors, and colleagues.
• Contribute to quality improvement, performance improvement, safety, and effective patient care practices.

• Join a collaborative care team working closely with physicians, specialists, and other health professionals.
• Make a direct impact on community healthcare through patient care, education, prevention, and coordination.
• Contribute to committees, audits, quality assurance programs, and Performance Improvement Program activities.
• Continue growing professionally by maintaining current knowledge and participating in required education programs.
• Build meaningful relationships with patients while combining clinical responsibility, teamwork, advocacy, and purpose.

• Initiate an appropriate assessment of the patient's health status, ranging from focused to comprehensive, depending upon the setting, including emergency, structured screening, and scheduled visits.
• Obtain patients’ health histories through interviews with patients and others and through review of pertinent health records.
• Perform physical examinations.
• Interview and advise patients regarding health and illness prevention, including FQHC-required voluntary family planning services and related preventative health services in compliance with funding requirements and state and federal laws, rules, and regulations.
• Consult with colleagues, supervising Physicians, specialists, and other health professionals as appropriate.
• Order pertinent diagnostic tests and procedures.
• Perform diagnostic, therapeutic, and other procedures within the scope of practice, including venipuncture; intradermal tests; intramuscular and subcutaneous injections; electro-cardiogram; application of dressings and bandages; administration of medications; cardiopulmonary resuscitation; auditory screening; visual screening; and aseptic techniques.
• Perform medical procedures including incisions and drainage, wound care, debridement, and suturing of lacerations, and apply and remove casts and traction devices.
• Collect specimens for and carry out commonly performed blood, urine, and stool analyses and cultures.
• Interpret health information and establish diagnoses consistent with the accumulated data.
• Formulate treatment plans, ensuring timely provision of necessary healthcare services.
• Order necessary medications and other therapeutic equipment and supplies within the scope of practice.
• Educate and inform patients regarding the nature of illness and the progress of evaluation and treatment.
• Educate patients regarding health promotion and disease prevention.
• Analyze accumulated health information and collect additional observational, interview, historical, physical examination, and diagnostic data, modifying treatment as appropriate.
• Make health record entries that are legible, concise, and timely.
• Advocate for the rights of patients.
• Provide primary clinical therapy and treatment of individual and groups of patient(s).
• Participate in formulating, interpreting, implementing, and evaluating objectives,…