RN, RN Nurse, Clinical Nurse Specialist

Prepare patients for office visits as directed by the supervising physician; administer immunizations and other treatments/services under the direction of physicians; process all referrals for special services, such as radiology and other diagnostic testing, in a timely manner; communicate with parents/guardians regarding follow-up appointments; document all referral-related information; ensure that patients are referred to in-network specialists; track results of outside testing for timely follow-up;

ensure that vaccines and other medications are stored properly; ensure that appropriate documentation regarding patient services is maintained according to policy; process patient related correspondence for supervising physician; act as liaison between physician and patient as needed; act as resource for medical assistants as needed.

Ensure that medical supplies are stocked appropriately; ensure that standard infection control measures are taken throughout the clinic; assist with lab as needed; serve as telephone triage nurse in her absence; assist in other areas as directed by the clinic administrator in order to facilitate operations of the clinic.

Staff nurses must possess the following skills:

• The ability to handle multiple requests in an organized and professional manner.
• The ability to conduct patient education as directed by the physician.
• The ability to work in a fast-paced environment while maintaining performance expectations.
• The ability to calculate correct doses as ordered by the physician.
• The ability to clearly communicate with parents and children.
• The ability to organize tasks and keep accurate records.
• The ability to identify specific reports and file appropriately in medical records.
• The ability to meet customer service expectations in a friendly, professional manner.

LPNs must demonstrate the following physical abilities:

• The ability to pick-up/hold infants and appropriately restrain older children.
• The ability to tolerate extensive time seated at a computer.
• The ability to tolerate extensive walking, standing, bending, and reaching.
• The ability to carry 20-25 charts at a time.
• The ability to safely use a step stool.
• The ability to speak and hear clearly on the telephone.
• The ability to sit at a computer and clearly visualize the screen.