Advanced Practice Clinician

Role Overview

Provides clinical leadership to enhance quality and cost compliance, managing inter-professional teams and delivering advanced nursing care within regulatory standards. Acts as a key resource for clinical and operational guidance, ensuring optimal patient outcomes. Works under supervision of the Clinical Director for the Nurse Practitioner Program.

Provides clinical leadership to enhance quality and cost compliance, managing inter-professional teams and delivering advanced nursing care within regulatory standards. Acts as a key resource for clinical and operational guidance, ensuring optimal patient outcomes. Works under supervision of the Clinical Director for the Nurse Practitioner Program.

• Manages full scope of advanced nursing practice for targeted populations, evaluating responses and updating care plans accordingly.
• Develops and trains staff on clinical protocols in collaboration with physicians.
• Provides comprehensive care, including physical exams, interventions, treatment ordering, health maintenance, and patient education.
• Collaborates with patients, families, and healthcare teams for assessment and care planning across settings.
• Ensures clinical services meet standards such as Patient-Centered Medical Home, meaningful use, and quality measures like HEDIS and QARR.

• Licensed Registered Nurse and Nurse Practitioner in New York State, with certifications in adult, family, or gerontology health.
• Current ANCC or AANP certification; psychiatric NPs require PMHNP-BC certification.
• Master’s degree in Nursing from an accredited program; preferred experience includes two years as a nurse practitioner, home care, or managerial roles.
• Knowledge of quality measures, ICD-10, CPT coding; bilingual skills may be required.