• Collaborates with attending physicians and multidisciplinary care team members to provide direct patient care throughout the transplant process.
• Obtains and documents comprehensive subjective histories related to chief complaint or reason for visit.
• Performs medication reconciliation and conducts focused and comprehensive physical examinations.
• Documents pertinent positive and negative findings using the electronic medical record.
• Develops a diagnostic impression and/or differential diagnosis based on subjective and objective data.
• Formulates and implements goal?directed treatment plans, including health maintenance, anticipatory guidance, and appropriate medical interventions, in accordance with established protocols and practice agreements.
• Assesses, monitors, and documents patient response to treatment and therapeutic interventions.
• Writes and manages prescriptions in compliance with New York State and federal regulations, including assisting with prior authorizations as required.
• Performs discharge education and care planning when indicated.
• Provides and documents patient and family education tailored to the clinical condition and developmentally appropriate health maintenance needs.
• Responds to patient phone calls and electronic advice requests with timely, accurate assessment, documentation, and follow?up.
• Participates in patient education seminars and transplant education initiatives.
• Reviews outside medical records in collaboration with physician colleagues and peers to assess the quality, safety, and appropriateness of care.
• Generates comprehensive transplant evaluation summary reports for presentation at multidisciplinary transplant selection meetings.
• Collaborates in care transitions and coordination across services and specialties.
• Engages in ongoing peer review, utilization review activities, competency evaluations, and Medical Board?related processes as required.
• Documents care, coding, and billing in compliance with institutional, state, and federal requirements.
• Participates in quality improvement initiatives and program development activities.
• Performs other duties as assigned to support programmatic and institutional needs.

For Nurse Practitioners (NPs)

• Master?s degree or higher in Nursing, or an equivalent combination of education and experience, plus one to two years of relevant clinical experience
• Current New York State Nurse Practitioner license (or proof of application)
• Current New York State Registered Nurse license
• National board certification in an appropriate NP specialty
• Eligibility for DEA registration

For Physician Assistants (PAs)

• Bachelor?s degree in Physician Assistant studies or an equivalent combination of education and experience, plus four years of relevant clinical experience
• Master?s degree may substitute, in part, for required experience
• Current New York State Physician Assistant license (or proof of application)
• NCCPA certification
• Eligibility for DEA registration