Advanced Practice Provider (APRN or PA) - Pain Medicine

Advanced Practice Provider opportunity in the Pain Medicine Department. The ideal candidate will be an Advanced Practice Provider (APRN or PA) with at least one year of experience. Pain Medicine experience is preferred. Experience with supportive or palliative care is a plus.

**This position is 60% inpatient and 40% outpatient role** Onsite Presence\: Is Required

Shift\: Monday through Friday with rotating Saturdays

• Inpatient hours\: 7\:00 AM – 4\:00 PM
• Outpatient hours\: 8\:00 AM – 5\:00 PM

Annual salary range\: minimum $117,500 – midpoint $146,500 – maximum $176,500

What’s in it for you?

Practice at the forefront of Pain Medicine while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to manage complex cancer-related pain and symptom management in one of the nation's leading oncology settings.

Enjoy a varied clinical practice with a unique blend of 60% inpatient and 40% outpatient care, providing opportunities to perform consultations, follow-up care, patient education, treatment planning, and participation in specialized pain management services.

Competitive compensation and professional growth opportunities, including a salary range of $117,500 - $176,500, exposure to advanced pain management interventions, and the opportunity to work alongside experienced physicians and APPs in a highly specialized clinical environment.

KEY JOB FUNCTIONS

Functions as a clinical mid-level provider, as licensed, in proportion appropriate for the Cancer Pain Team. Participate in developing treatment plans with the team physicians. Serves as a liaison between patients and other members of the healthcare team. Participates in the collection of patient data with appropriate documentation in patient records. Performs consultation and follow-up requests from other services in managing pain symptoms; preoperative H & P as required on patients scheduled for pain interventions, including review and ordering of pertinent lab work and tests; and dictates the summary of evaluation and treatment recommendations. Obtains medical history from patients through structured interviews in accordance with cancer pain service guidelines. Provides discharge instructions and arranges patients follow-up in the clinic. Provides patient education, information on pain procedures, and reinforces formulated plan to treat pain and associated symptoms. Participates in evaluating patients’ needs; identifying complex problems affecting patient/family; and implement policy and/or procedure changes that will improve treatment outcome and patient/family satisfaction. Coverage of Inpatient & Outpatient Services as needed. May provide coverage in the outpatient center for Intrathecal pump refills. Work rotation weekends on inpatient service. Performs other duties as assigned. DEA, DPS, Cat II Prescriptions.