Nurse Practitioner, Neonatal Per Diem
Saint Paul, MN - USA
Job Summary
JobTitle: Neonatal Nurse Practitioner | Reportsto: Medical Director of NICU LEVEL II; Nurse Manager NICU LEVELII |
Job Code: 33 (PerDiem) | Approvedby: Nursing Director Birth Center |
Department: Newborn Intensive Care Unit (NICU LEVEL II) | ApprovalDate: September 2021 |
MINIMUMQUALIFICATIONS:
Education: | Graduateof an accredited school of nursing Completionof an accredited Nurse Practitioner/Clinician program Mastersdegree in nursing |
Experience: | Minimumof two years of experience and Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP)experience in a Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. |
Licensure/Registration/ Certification: |
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KnowledgeSkills and Abilities: |
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PREFERREDQUALIFICATIONS:
Education: | N/A |
Experience: | N/A |
Licensure/Registration/ Certification: | N/A |
KnowledgeSkills and Abilities: | N/A |
POSITIONSUMMARY STATEMENT:
TheNeonatal Nurse Practitioner functions as an associate of thesupervising group of Neonatologists in coordinating the patient careneeds of the high-risk newborns within Regions Hospital. The NNPfunctions in an advanced practice provider role responsible forcomplete 24 hour/day and 7 days/week management of the NICU LEVEL IIpatients. The practitioner has responsibility for assessment andmanagement of patients including diagnostic and therapeuticinterventions and daily implementation and evaluation of anappropriate plan of care. The NNP is also a participant in andcontributor to continuing education and staff development withinperinatal services as well as involvement in outreach programsprovided to outlying hospitals.
MAJORJOB DUTIES AND TASKS: | Percentage OfTime: | ||||
1. | Responsiblefor the primary care of neonates (age 0 to 30 days) in the NICULEVEL II | 25% | |||
a. Performscomplete history: elicits records and interprets a complete healthhistory to include all obstetrical medical family andpsychosocial needs. | |||||
b. Performsa complete newborn physical examination assessment of gestationalage and can distinguish between normal and abnormal findings. | |||||
c. Performsdiagnostic and therapeutic procedures as necessary. Ordersappropriate lab tests and x-rays. Interprets findings andconsults with physicians as needed. | |||||
d. Basedon physical examination and other data formulates and implementsa plan of care with expected outcomes. Formulates and documents aproblem list in accordance with the plan of care. Evaluates andrevises daily the plan as needed. Records patient history planof care orders and progress notes as needed which includedongoing evaluation and treatments. Participates in departmentteam talks and daily patient safety huddles and rounds. | |||||
e. Writesprescriptions as needed in accordance with the Minnesota Board ofnursing guidelines.
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2. | Supportseducation to and is a resource for the perinatal staff andoutlying hospitals | 25% | |||
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3. | Understandsthe concept of and is committed to Regions Hospital Mission andVision by demonstrating behaviors consistent with the Mission andVision Statements | 25% | |
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4. | Attendsall high-risk deliveries and monitors high-risk infant care inNICU LEVEL II and Newborn observation | 25% | ||
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ORGANIZATIONALEXPECTATIONS:
Values
Allteam members are expected to demonstrate our values:
Excellence:We strive for the best results and always look for ways to improve.
Compassion:We care and show empathy and respect for each person.
Partnership:We are strongest when we work together and with those we serve.
Integrity:We are open and honest and we keep our commitments.
Weare committed to living our values. That means our patients andfamilies can expect certain things from each of us:
Theycan expect us to be their partner and treat them with dignity andrespect. They can expect us to listen carefully and give good timelyinformation. They can expect us to do our best to provide affordablecoordinated high quality care and services that are easy to find andsimple to use. They can expect safe clean spaces. And they canexpect that we will do our very best to earn their trust by beingopen and honest and keeping our word.
AdditionalExpectations:
Complieswith safety instructions observe safe work practices providesinput on safety issues and promotes a safe work environment.
Maintainsregular and timely attendance
Protectsconfidentiality
Demonstratesparticipation in and support of the organizations CorporateIntegrity Program by participating in compliance-related educationand training and complying with the organizations policies andprocedures.
Timelycompletion of all mandatory education and organizationalrequirements (i.e. licensure/certification Employee Health andWellness requirements annual training etc.)
POPULATIONSPECIFIC COMPETENCIES:
X Yes | No | Doesthis employee have direct patient contact |
IfYes departments will need to determine the appropriatecompetencies in their areas for their specific patient populations.
Examples of items that can beincluded are:
Identifiesexpected outcomes for a plan individualized to the patient orsituation specific to the needs of the population served.
Communicateseffectively with patients families and team members.
Integratespractices that supports patient safety acknowledges variations inpopulations served.
Anticipatesthe needs of the population served as well as the uniquecharacteristics of the communities served.
Anticipatesthe needs of the population in providing cultural responsive care anddevelops an individualized plan for patients and families.
LEADERSHIPRESPONSIBILITIES:
Pleasedescribe the degree to which the position directs the work of othersor coordinates workflow of a clinic department or functional area. If applicable indicate the number of people and the titles for whichthis position directly and/or indirectly directs the work of othersor coordinates workflow.
None
PHYSICALREQUIREMENTS:
Pleaselist any physical requirements necessaryto the performance of this job (e.g. lifting carrying stretchingsitting or standing for long periods of time). Please specifydetails such as number of pounds expected to lift number of hoursmust be on feet etc.
Physical:
Hearingseeing touching
Mental:
Adaptabilityanalyzing assessing calculating decision-making dependabilityjudgement memorizing reading social skills speaking stresscontrol writing
Standing- up to 4/hours per day
Walking - up to 1/hour per day
Sitting up to 3/hours per day
Thefollowing are performed on an occasional basis (1% - 33% of time):
LiftingCarrying Pushing Pulling Climbing Balancing Bending TwistingRotating Reaching
Liftingof 10-24lbs Carrying 20-24 lbs. Reaching above shoulder Reachingbelow shoulder
Thefollowing are performed frequently (34%-66% of time):
Liftingof <10 lbs. Carrying of <10 lbs. Reaching at shoulder
ENVIRONMENTALCONDITIONS:
Pleaselist unusual environmental conditions if any (e.g. extremely crampedquarters noise fumes gases extreme heat/cold etc.).
Noextreme conditions 99% inside 1% outside
EQUIPMENT:
Pleaselist the equipment used in this position.
IncubatorsVentilators(Alladin)
HeartmonitorsOtoscopes
OximetersStethoscope
LaryngoscopesCentralline trays
Required Experience:
IC
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