Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant (NP/PA) (Yuba City) - New Grads Welcome!

Planned Parenthood Mar Monte Yuba City, CA, US

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$74 - $78 / hour

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Clinician l - NP/PA/CNM

Full-Time

Yuba City, CA

Hiring range: $74 - $78/hour

ESSENTIAL DUTIES
Clinical Services

Provides contraceptive methods:
- contraceptives that are self-administered (no procedure required);
- Provides/oversees contraceptive injections.
Provides emergency contraception
Performs medical assessment and management of basic STI and genito-urinary conditions for all patients
Performs wart Treatment
Provides gender affirming care
Provides premenopausal and menopausal services

General Duties

Reviews & interprets the medical and social history for all sexual and reproductive health patients
Performs appropriate medical screening procedures/exams for all sexual and reproductive health patients
Interprets laboratory data, orders additional laboratory investigations when indicated and ensures appropriate follow-up
Acts as a clinical resource to health center staff and ensures high quality clinical care is provided to all patients
Manages emergency situations in the health center
Participates in staff meetings Contributes to achieving health center productivity and quality standards
Demonstrates PPMM customer service standards
Assists in other areas of center support work as required
Precepts students/residents
Works with/supervises volunteers/interns as applicable
Performs other duties as assigned

QUALIFICATIONS
Ability to perform the duties described above. A typical means of acquiring those abilities would be:

Graduation from an accredited FNP or Primary Care PA program for comprehensive primary care centers; graduation from an accredited Women’s Health NP or CNM program is acceptable for limited primary care centers.
Current State license;
Current cardiopulmonary resuscitation certification.

REQUIREMENTS

Willingness and ability to learn new skills appropriate to PPMM clinical duties
Strong customer service orientation
Available to cover at least one evening clinic per week and one Saturday clinic per month, as needed by center
Current experience using computer and mouse
Experience using a Microsoft Windows based program and willing to learn new computer skills
Able to work cooperatively as a member of a health care delivery team

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