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Tower Health Urgent Care is seeking a FULL TIME Advanced Practitioner to join our team in our Wyomissing Location working with our clinical team the Advanced Practice Practitioner (APP) will evaluate, diagnose, medically manage and treat patients of all ages in the urgent care setting. This includes recognition, evaluation, stabilization, and management in response to acute illness and injury, as well as, specified physicals (sports, pre-employment, DOT).
The provider will be responsible for prescribing, administering, and/or dispensing medication for pediatric and adult patients. Our APPs are be expected to perform simple procedures appropriate for an urgent care setting, such as, laceration repair, incision and drainage, simple foreign body removal, and splinting. Highlights: Tower Health Urgent Care full time positions are 3-12 hour shifts per week, to include every other weekend and rotating holidays Our APPs are expected to perform simple procedures appropriate for an Urgent Care setting, such as, laceration repair, incision and drainage, simple form body removal, and splinting The advanced practitioner will be responsible for EKG interpretation, initial X-ray interpretation, point of care testing, and lab work results.
There is also a telehealth virtual care component. Must be willing to travel to 2 locations The Benefits We Offer: DEA and Licensure renewals paid Reimbursement for DOT Medical Examiners Certification, and DEA & License renewals Contact Name: Lisa Wortman Contact Email: Lisa. Wortman@towerhealth.org Contact Phone: 484-628-0556 Qualifications Education Requirements Completes and maintains all competencies and trainings as required for role.
Master's Degree Experience Relevant Experience Certification and Licensure BLS Certification NCCPA Certification PA Physician Assistant License PA DEA License DOT Medical Examiner Certification
Dictation and Transcription Skills Excellent Communications Skills Excellent Interpersonal Skills Microsoft Office Applications
About the role
This includes recognition, evaluation, stabilization, and management in response to acute illness and injury, as well as, specified physicals (sports, pre-employment, DOT). The provider will be responsible for prescribing, administering, and/or dispensing medication for pediatric and adult patients.