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As a member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network, South County Health is part of a select group of independent healthcare organizations carefully vetted by Mayo Clinic and granted special access to Mayo Clinic’s knowledge, expertise, and resources. South County Health physicians and providers can consult directly with Mayo Clinic specialists when additional input may benefit their patients and access clinical resources, education, and professional development opportunities that complement their local expertise - including insights from more than 25 million unique Mayo Clinic clinical encounters through the Mayo Clinic Platform.
This relationship provides our physicians and providers additional tools and resources that support the high-quality, patient-centered care already available in the community - at no additional cost, eliminating the need for patients to travel outside Rhode Island for second opinions and specialty consultations.
Provides routine and problem-visiting gynecologic care to patients. During the course of provision of care, the APRN may order, conduct, and interpret appropriate diagnostic and laboratory tests and prescribe pharmacologic agents, treatments, and non-pharmacologic therapies. Acts as a resource to address patient questions.
Maintains standards for professional nursing practice in the clinic setting. Provides routine follow-up evaluations for obstetric patients and coordinates follow-up care with the other practice providers as needed. Completes documentation of the management of these patients.
Current Certification of Nurse Midwife by the RI Department of Health Completion of the approved nurse practitioner program and certification by ANCC and/or AANP Credentialing required for appointment to the Medical Staff of South County Hospital Allied Health Staff Two years of relevant practice experience are required. South County Health is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
day shift · M-F
About the role
Provides routine and problem-visiting gynecologic care to patients. During the course of provision of care, the APRN may order, conduct, and interpret appropriate diagnostic and laboratory tests and prescribe pharmacologic agents, treatments, and non-pharmacologic therapies. Acts as a resource to address patient questions.