- Performs accurate history and physical examinations for a low- to moderate-risk patient population.
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- Orders, performs, and interprets appropriate laboratory, diagnostic, and screening tests; differentiates between normal findings and those requiring treatment.
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- Demonstrates independent judgment in monitoring and responding to changes in a patient’s condition, consulting, co-managing, or referring as appropriate.
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- Communicates case management information to other healthcare professionals, clinician teams, and community agencies.
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- Performs procedures within scope of licensure, demonstrating surgical skill, dexterity, and competency with equipment.
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- Provides obstetrical care in accordance with WHA and hospital guidelines, including labor management, delivery, repair of lacerations/episiotomy, and management of minor complications; initiates emergency care as needed.
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- Conducts admission triage, discharge, and rounding for obstetric patients.
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- Assesses and documents patients’ status and needs through interviews, chart reviews, and physical examinations; seeks additional information and consultation as needed.
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- Provides timely patient documentation in system of record according to WHA guidelines.
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- Provides individualized teaching and counseling regarding health care plans; promotes wellness through education, counseling, and written materials.
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- Collaborates with other healthcare providers in managing acute and long-term medical needs of patients.
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- Completes timely and accurate clinical documentation in the EMR, following WHA guidelines, coding standards, and charge submission requirements.
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- Adheres to prescribed standards of practice and established quality assurance levels, acting under the guidelines of the Chief Medical Officer, WHA, and relevant state boards.
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- Shares call responsibilities, as defined by WHA, for the care of WHA patients.
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- Participates in clinician, employee, and other WHA meetings as applicable to the role.
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