WPPA Nurse Practitioner

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At White Plains Hospital, you have an opportunity to work side-by-side with some of the most talented people in the world. We have been widely recognized for our exceptional culture, world-class physicians, Magnet-designated nurses and passionate employees who make a real difference in our community. With tremendous growth opportunities, great benefits, and flexible work schedules, it is no wonder why we are consistently recognized as a Great Place To Work!

The WPPA Nurse Practitioner is responsible for providing primary care services, including assessing, diagnosing, prescribing, treating and educating patients. Works closely with physicians and other clinicians in a team approach to patient care. May specialize in a specific type of clinical care, e.g. pediatrics, geriatrics.

• Understands and adheres to the WPH Performance Standards, Policies and Behaviors.
• Conducts patient rounds as necessary. Formulates and implements a therapeutic plan of care with physicians and staff. Writes progress notes.
• Assesses daily plan of care and recommends actions in collaboration with the patient’s physician.
• Orders and interprets appropriate laboratory and diagnostic testing. Maintains contact with the ancillary testing areas for follow up.
• Performs regular medication reviews for patients and modifies orders as necessary.
• Recommends appropriate consults as needed.
• Communicates with patient/family regarding plan of care and discharge plan.
• Interacts with third party insurers regarding plan of care and continued stay.
• Participates as needed in finalizing a safe discharge plan. Completes all required documentation.
• Assists staff in moving patient along clinical pathway.
• Serves as a resource to the discharge planning staff.
• Inpatient rounding – assist physicians with pre‑op and post‑op patient assessments.
• Assist physicians as requested with appropriate surgical procedures.
• Performs all other related duties as assigned.

• Master’s degree in nursing from an accredited school.
• Current NYS license to practice as a Registered Professional Nurse.
• Current NYS certification as a Nurse Practitioner (either Adult/Geriatric).
• Maintains a current collaborative practice agreement.
• BCLS certification required.
• ACLS certification required as of 6/1/21 for NPs/PAs in Center for Advanced Medicine & Surgery (CAMS) & Cancer Center.
• Minimum Two Years’ Experience In An Acute Care Setting.

• Ability to act in a professional capacity and serve as a professional role model.
• Ability to communicate effectively both verbally and written and work with others.
• Ability to concentrate on fine details with constant interruptions.
• Perform multiple duties in a high volume area.
• Ability to deal professionally and efficiently with all levels of management and external constituencies.
• Self-starter, self‑motivated and ability to work without supervision.
• Flexible, organized and able to set priorities.
• Demonstrates teamwork and adaptability.
• Maintains composure under stress.

• Ability to perform computer work for extensive periods of time.
• Occasionally move and/or transport 15 to 20 pounds.
• Requires movement about the department frequently throughout the day.
• Ability to remain in stationary position for extended periods of time.
• Ability to respond to frequent phone calls.
• May be exposed to chemicals necessary to perform required tasks. Any hazardous chemicals the employee may be exposed to are listed in the hospital’s SDS (Safety Data Sheet) database and may be accessed through the hospital’s Intranet site (Employee Tools/SDS Access). A copy of the SDS database can also be found at the hospital switchboard, saved on a disc.

• Neonatal (birth – 28 days) – Patients with exceptional communication needs.
• Infant (29 days – less than 1 year) – Patients with developmental delays.
• Pediatric (1 – 12 years) – Patients at end of life.
• Adolescent (13 – 17 years) – Patients under isolation precautions.
• Adult (18 – 64 years) – Patients with cultural needs.
• Geriatric (> 65 years) – All populations.
• Bariatric – Patients with weight‑related comorbidities.
• Non‑patient care population.

Entry level

Full‑time

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