Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN)

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) Davie, FL About Bluebird Kids Health Bluebird Kids Health is a dynamic organization that provides underserved communities with new access to value-based pediatric primary care. We are on a mission to provide exceptional care, so every child can thrive . We offer comprehensive, evidence-based primary and urgent care services to children and their families, with support around-the-clock. Our care model includes robust care coordination, chronic disease management, and other population health supports. Our success is measured by exceptional health outcomes, lower medical costs, an outstanding child and family experience, and a rewarding environment for our clinicians and team. Position Description Bluebird Kids Health is seeking a detail oriented and compassionate Provider with a patient and family-first mindset for our Davie office. The Provider will be responsible for providing comprehensive evidence-based medical care to infants, children, adolescents and young adults . This Provider will diagnose and treat a wide range of pediatric conditions, advising on preventive health measures, and working closely with other healthcare professionals to ensure the highest quality of care for our young patients, in a mission-driven and value-based contracting environment. Key Duties & Responsibilities: What You’ll Do Provide medical care to pediatric patients, including diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic illnesses. Conduct regular well-child examinations and immunizations. Monitor growth and development of children, identifying and addressing developmental concerns early. Diagnosis & Treatment Order and interpret appropriate diagnostic tests such as lab work, x-rays, and other imaging. Prescribe medications and develop treatment plans for various medical conditions. Provide emergency care and refer patients to specialists when indicated. Preventative Health Educate parents, guardians, and patients on preventive healthcare, nutrition, and lifestyle choices. Advise on childhood safety, injury prevention, and disease prevention. Promote vaccination and immunization programs. Patient & Family Education Communicate effectively with children and their families, ensuring they understand diagnoses, treatments, and health conditions. Provide guidance on managing chronic conditions and maintaining overall health. Work closely with nurses, medical assistants, and other healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive care. Coordinate with specialists and other healthcare providers to ensure integrated care for patients with complex conditions. Documentation & Compliance Maintain accurate, timely, and detailed medical records for all patients. Ensure compliance with clinic policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements. Participate in quality improvement initiatives and continuing education. Professional Development Stay updated on the latest developments in pediatric medicine. Participate in ongoing training and professional development activities. Attend medical conferences and seminars to enhance skills and knowledge and share learnings with your team. Other Duties as Assigned What You’ll Need Education: Advanced Practice Nursing degree (MSN or DNP) from an accredited school. Experience: Prior experience in a pediatric setting preferred but not required Licensure/Certification : Basic Life Support Certification; valid and unrestricted license to practice in the state of Florida. Basic computer skills with proficiency with EMR system(s) and documentation methods Physical Requirements: Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer. Must be able to lift up to 25 pounds at times. What We Offer The opportunity to provide high quality holistic pediatric care working within a collaborative mission-driven pediatric care delivery organization as a primary care clinician. A competitive compensation package with performance incentives. A collaborative and dynamic workplace with significant professional growth opportunities. A diverse and inclusive company culture that values every team member's contribution to our mission. Competitive medical, vision, and dental insurance products. Other programs including employee assistance, caregiver support, commuter benefits, flexible spending accounts, health savings accounts, short- and long-term disability benefits, and other exclusive employee benefits). Generous paid time off. Bluebird Kids Health is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. 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