The Specialty Advanced Practice Registered Nurse is a licensed independent provider responsible for managing health problems and coordinating health care for identified patients in accordance with the State and Federal rules and regulations and within the scope of practice for the Board of Nursing. The Specialty APRN may provide care in areas such as cardiac, pulmonary, oncology, pediatric/obstetric and gynecological care. APRN may work in a wide variety of health care settings, including hospitals, physicians’ offices, and clinics. APRN will care for patients as well as interacting with the public, often serving as a liaison between the doctor and the families of patients.

1. Complies with safety and emergency procedures.
2. Complies with Hospital/Department/Unit policies.
3. Documents activities consistent with Hospital/Department/Unit Guidelines.
4. Performs critical/frequent procedures or services.
5. Provides care/services based on identified needs.
6. Uses required equipment for providing care/services.
7. Consults with Hospital/department resources.
8. Demonstrates professional responsibility as per job classification.
9. Demonstrates Core Values Guest Relations/Guest Service Standards.
10. Demonstrates Core Values Based on Behavioral Standards.
11. Other duties as assigned by management.