Family nurse practitioner education programs

We will be holding an informational session on January 11 and January 31, from 12 pm to 1 pm. To RSVP, please email: npresidency healthpointchc. Education Programs. Our program consists of: Continuity clinic - residents see patients from their own panel with the support of a preceptor Partnered clinic - residents see patients from the schedule of another provider in order to curate visits and ensure breadth and depth of clinical experience Specialty rotations - residents see patients with various specialists, such as sports medicine, suboxone, hepatitis C, and behavioral health Didactics - weekly learning sessions Sustainability - a focus on provider wellness and promoting long term, sustainable careers in community health settings Project ECHO - learning collaborative between specialists and primary care providers.

Specific Project ECHOs may include hepatitis B, hepatitis C, tuberculosis, diabetes, and pain management Independent project - residents will develop their own project to improve the health of our patients or our healthcare system. Medical, dental and vision benefits, short term disability, long term disability Full time provider PTO and CME benefits Competitive salary Employment at HealthPoint for one year post residency, easing the transition to practice and allowing residents to be fully present during their residency year Opportunity to extend employment beyond the two year contract.

All application materials are due by February 10, Interviews will occur in February and March Offers will be made on April 8, All Rights Reserved. Display: Default High Contrast. University of Miami Simple text logo for University of Miami. Search UM Mobile. Popular Links. Our post-graduate Family Nurse Practitioner FNP certificate program is designed to provide the clinical skills and academic knowledge to promote health and treatment of physiologic and psychologic health, disease prevention, advanced physical assessment, and management of common acute and chronic illnesses.

In many states, including Colorado, FNPs can practice independently, including the diagnosis and management of acute and chronic illness and the ordering and interpretation of diagnostic tests across the lifespan. FNPs also practice in a variety of clinical settings such as primary care, home health, urgent care, ambulatory care, school-based clinics, retail health clinics, and community health departments and clinics.

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