Texas Licensed Advanced Practice Provider

Job Summary

To provide transitions in care for patients and families post-visit, the full-time Texas Licensed Advanced Practice Provider will manage telephonic and online communications, addressing clinical alerts and ensuring quality patient care while working primarily onsite during evenings and weekends.

Key responsibilities:

• Respond to clinical alerts and manage care transitions through effective communication with patients and families
• Conduct assessments and provide health education, ensuring understanding of care instructions and resources
• Participate in quality assurance processes and contribute to team activities to enhance patient outcomes

Required qualifications:

• Master's Degree in Nursing or Doctor of Nursing Practice, or equivalent qualifications for Physician Assistants
• Three years of oncology experience in a hospital or clinic setting
• Active Texas Board of Nursing authorization as an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse or active PA certification
• Proficiency in Microsoft Word and experience with data entry and research
• Preferred bilingual proficiency in Spanish and English