Advanced Practice Provider - Hospitalist - Full Time

Conduct daily hospital rounds on all assigned patients.

Prepare concise reports for rounding with the covering physician, including all pertinent patient data.

Thoroughly assess and examine patients; collect and document complete medical histories.

Order and interpret diagnostic labs and radiology studies; incorporate results into patient care plans.

Develop care plans including orders and treatments within scope of practice.

Write prescriptions in accordance with state rules and regulations.

Prescribe and evaluate treatments based on patient response, ongoing assessments, and consultations.

Complete and document histories, physicals, and admission orders.

Communicate and consult with physicians regarding new patient consults and ongoing care.

Prepare required documentation including discharge summaries, H&Ps, new consult workups, and daily progress notes.

Coordinate follow-up appointments to ensure continuity of care between inpatient and outpatient settings.

Manage patient caseload efficiently, including documentation and billing/coding.

Maintain hospital credentialing and patient case logs as required.

Actively engage in ongoing education and professional development.

Participate in rounds, staff meetings, tumor boards, and professional training as appropriate.

Mentor and orient new providers, acting as a clinical resource for the team.

Maintain professional appearance, communication, and adherence to safety policies.

Collaborate with multidisciplinary team members to promote mutual respect, trust, and high-quality patient care.

Must hold advanced practice licensure/certification as required by the state of Tennessee and any applicable states.

Nurse Practitioners must also hold an RN license in Tennessee.

Certificate to prescribe and current DEA license required.

Current BLS certification required; ACLS preferred (required within 3 years of hire or per hospital assignment).

Strong clinical knowledge and ability to provide comprehensive inpatient care.

Excellent organizational, follow-up, and problem-solving skills.

Strong verbal and written communication abilities.

Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced hospital environment.

Proficiency with electronic medical records, word processing, and email.

Ability to collaborate effectively with interdisciplinary teams.

Strong decision-making skills and ability to respond quickly in emergency situations.

Physical ability to perform essential job functions including lifting, standing, walking, and performing repetitive motions.