Description

SUMMARY:

REQUIREMENTS:

• Assists the Program Director in evaluations of the clinical and teaching effectiveness of the FNP Residency faculty
• Assists with implementation and coordination of the residency training program according to appropriate guidelines such as the NNPRFTC
• Ensures adequate physician, resident, and other provider supervision at the outpatient sites
• Assists in the recruitment of residents to the FNP Residency
• Assists with the evaluation of faculty applicants to the FNP Residency
• Assists with short and long term planning for the FNP Residency
• Attends meetings with Family Medicine and administrative staff with the Program Director and in the Program Director's absence
• Acts as temporary Program Director for the FNP Residency in the Program Director's absence
• Serves on assigned Residency and education related committees
• Provides precepting and evaluation of the performance of FNP Residents, and assigned students
• Participates in teaching conferences
• Participates in research activities
• Maintains board certification through regular CME activities and board exams
• Attends assigned faculty and departmental conferences and meetings
• Participates in CQI projects for the clinical residency

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Experience working with an FNP Residency or Fellowship, or working with students
• Experience precepting students or working as faculty for an FNP Residency or Fellowship
• Understanding of curriculum development and evaluation methods
• Experience in performing supervisory tasks such as performance evaluations and interviewsExperience with community outreach and engagement
• Ability to communicate effectively, maintain excellent rapport and instill confidence with patients, residents and staff
• Bachelors Degree and Master's degree in Nursing
• Graduate of an accredited Nurse Practitioner Program
• Minimum of 3 years working as a full time, licensed Nurse Practitioner
• Current NY State Registered Nurse license and registration
• Nurse Practitioner certification and registration
• Certified or eligible for certification by recognized specialty organization
• Current BCLS, infection control and child abuse certifications
• Basic computer and internet navigational skills
• Computer literacy with Windows-based operating systems and MS Office applications (Word, Excel, Outlook, Power point
• Familiarity with electronic health records (EHR) technology
• Bilingual Spanish / English preferred