Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant – Procedural/First Assist – Hematopathology Program

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Summary

Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant – Procedural/First Assist – Hematopathology Program

Based in the Moffitt Medical Group (MMG) Hematopathology Program, this Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant position is split between inpatient care and the operating room (OR), where the APP assists with surgical procedures and supports the care of patients undergoing surgical evaluation and treatment related to hematopathologic malignancies. The APP provides comprehensive patient care under the auspices of the MMG and serves as a member of the academic medical enterprise, advancing the institutional mission of contributing to the prevention and cure of cancer. This position will also occasionally work in the outpatient setting as needed.

Position Highlights

· Assists physicians with the evaluation, management, and treatment of patients with hematopathologic malignancies and related conditions, including patients with complex medical problems and co-morbidities.

· Assists physicians in the OR during surgical procedures, providing first-assist support as appropriate to the APP's training, credentials, and scope of practice.

· Participates in the inpatient management and coordination of care for surgical oncology patients, collaborating with attending physicians, residents, fellows, and other members of the multidisciplinary team.

· Works within a defined scope of practice and under the authority of supervising physician(s) or by specific protocol(s).

The Ideal Candidate

· Clinical professional who demonstrates a passion for our mission and takes pride in delivering world-class patient care in a collaborative, learning environment.

· The successful candidate will be a superior communicator, an engaged team member, and a knowledgeable, patient-focused provider who is comfortable caring for complex oncology patients in both inpatient and perioperative settings.

· Demonstrates an interest in surgical oncology and the management of patients with hematopathologic malignancies, with the ability to collaborate effectively with surgeons and multidisciplinary oncology teams.

· Will have RNFA experience (preferred for APRNs) or OR/surgical experience (preferred for PAs).

Responsibilities

· Provides patient care as a member of an interdisciplinary team, working with surgical oncologists, hematopathology specialists, and other healthcare professionals to coordinate and optimize patient care.

· Evaluates patients by correlating subjective and objective clinical data to formulate a differential or working diagnosis.

· Formulates and implements treatment plans for medical conditions within scope of practice, with consideration for the needs of patients with hematopathologic malignancies and other complex oncology-related conditions.

· Participates in the perioperative management of surgical oncology patients, including preoperative evaluation, postoperative assessment, and coordination of ongoing care as appropriate.

· May perform minor surgical procedures within scope of practice.

· Prescribes oral and IV medications when appropriate, within the scope of practice.

· Monitors patient status, recognizes changes in clinical condition, and communicates findings to the supervising physician and care team.

· Documents patient care in accordance with medical staff rules.

· Assists in the OR in lieu of or in addition to a Surgical Resident or Fellow, supporting surgical procedures under the direction of the supervising surgeon.

· Collaborates with residents and fellows in the delivery of patient care and contributes to a team-based academic and clinical learning environment.

Additional Information

This position will specifically work with Surgical Oncologists in the evaluation, treatment, and management of patients with hematopathologic malignancies and related conditions. The APP will assist in the OR by providing coverage for surgical cases alongside a supervising MD, including first-assist responsibilities as appropriate to their credentials and experience. The APP may also support the inpatient and outpatient care teams under the guidance of the attending physician, contributing to the coordination of care throughout the perioperative period and during hospitalization. This position will work closely with Residents and Fellows to care for surgical oncology patients in a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment.

Credentials and Qualifications

· Bachelor's degree at minimum; master's degree preferred.

· Graduate of an accredited Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner program.

· Active Florida medical license (or the ability to obtain one) and national certification by the appropriate accreditation body.

· Active BLS.

· Experience in surgery/OR, oncology, or general internal medicine; experience specific to the specialty preferred.

· Experience as a First Assist/Bedside Assist in the OR preferred; robotic surgery experience a plus; RNFA certification a plus for APRNs.

Salary Range

$138,424.00 - $211,120.00

Salary ranges posted for this position represent the expected base pay range for the role. Actual compensation may vary based on location and a variety of job-related factors, including experience, skills, education, and internal equity among Team Members in similar positions.

We are committed to maintaining fair and equitable pay practices and regularly review compensation to ensure alignment across our workforce.

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