Nurse Practitioner

Cape Fox Eagle Health, LLC is accepting resumes for a Nurse Practitioner to support the NIH Occupational Medical Service located in the Integrated Research Facility in Frederick, Maryland and the Main Campus in Bethesda, Maryland. The Nurse Practitioner will provide confidential medical services to employees for a variety of work‑related medical and counseling services. OMS works under the Department of Health and Safety within NIH and collaborates with safety professionals and NIH researchers.

This position is full‑time, 32‑40 hours per week, Monday through Friday. After 6 months the employee is eligible to work a flex schedule of 9‑hour days as long as there is coverage for the clinic.

The salary for this exempt position has been established at: $. This salary represents the company’s good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting. In addition, we offer a variety of benefits including company holidays, paid time off, health insurance, dental insurance, vision insurance, life and disability insurance, tuition reimbursement, as well as 401K with company match.

This job will be posted until filled or withdrawn.

• Independently performs initial evaluation and triaging medical emergencies
• Assists in the clinical care provided for medical emergencies to include wound care, medication administration, phlebotomy, EKGs and BGM
• Assist in implementing health promotion activities within the NIH community
• Ability to work within a multi‑disciplinary team to perform initial assessment, treatment, and counseling of occupational injuries and illnesses and mental health crises. When necessary, make appropriate referrals to internal and external providers related to injury or illness
• Provide proper documentation and education to employees about workers compensation and work restrictions following an accident or illness
• Independently conduct pre‑placement medical evaluations to include vital signs, hearing/vision testing and EKGs
• Enroll and educate employees in appropriate medical surveillance programs (animal exposure program, tuberculosis, and biological surety program)
• Strong working knowledge of how to provide patient education and treatment to employees who may be exposed to blood‑borne pathogens
• Provide work‑related immunizations, including international travel immunizations and counseling to NIH employees
• Comply with universal precautions, infection control and waste management guidelines
• Manage triage telephone calls and walk‑in patients in a professional manner with quick assessment skills
• On‑call status on a weekly basis as scheduled for emergency care

• Review and revise all sections of the OMS procedure manual annually
• Order pharmaceutical supplies as needed
• Maintain clinical supplies and equipment
• Participate in quality improvement activities
• Ensure participants in the Biological Surety Program are enrolled and provided appropriate patient care according to procedure, including scheduling appointments and tracking progress through the enrollment and recertification procedures
• Participate in nurse training and planning with OMS Bethesda nurses via teleconference
• Engage in occupational health and safety committee activities
• File all medical records and ensure Bethesda physician has signed off on all reportable occupational injuries/illnesses
• Manage clinic according to OMS procedures independently in the Frederick location