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Visana Health · 3 months ago

Telehealth Nurse Practitioner - Virtual Women's Health Clinic - WY License (Part-time)

United States

Full-time, Part-time

Remote

Mid Level

$50/hr - $65/hr

Visana Health is an innovative virtual women's health clinic offering comprehensive clinical care and holistic support for women. The Telehealth Nurse Practitioner will provide direct patient care through virtual visits, ensure timely follow-up, and participate in a collaborative care team while focusing on women's health issues.

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Responsibilities

Direct patient care in virtual synchronous clinic visits, during clinic hours which are M-Sat 7am to 10 pm EST

Timely patient follow-up work including, but not limited to, medical leadership case consults, responding to patient messages or making phone calls to patients when required

Reviewing test results and ensuring proper patient notification in compliance with practice standards timelines

Chart note documentation and completed billing within 24 hours of the patient visit

Participation in weekly clinical meetings

Participate in group practice style environment, offering guidance and support as your expertise allows

Qualification

Nurse Practitioner experienceBoard certificationDEA LicenseWomen’s health expertiseAthena EMR knowledgeVideo conferencing skillsLearning new technologyAdditional language capabilitiesAdaptability

Required

Experience as a Nurse Practitioner in women's health (experience and/or certification) licensed with prescriptive authority/independent practice in good standing and without history of discipline or sanctions

Minimum of 1-2+ state licenses (additional licenses welcome)

Board certification in a related specialty (adult, family, midwife, women's health, etc.)

DEA License

Confident learning new technology and expanding clinical knowledge

Ability to learn and adapt to a treatment philosophy where we educate and support patients

Ability to appear on camera via video conferencing tools to see patients