Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner for Missouri Baptist Sullivan Primary Care Clinic and Weekend Clinic in Sullivan, MO

Additional Information About the Role

Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant

Missouri Baptist Sullivan Primary Care Clinic and Weekend Clinic in Sullivan, MO

Full-Time

Benefits Eligible

Shift:

Weekdays, Tue-Fri, 8a-4p in Sullivan Clinic for Primary Care

Every other Weekend, Sat and Sun, 10a-4p in Sullivan Weekend Clinic (walk-in clinic)

Address:

965 Mattox Drive Sullivan, MO 63080

For questions, and/or further details, please reach out to julia.parker2@bjc.org.

Overview

Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital is a designated critical access hospital committed to providing quality health care service to residents in Crawford, Franklin and Washington counties.

The hospital has enhanced and expanded the health care services available to the greater Sullivan community with its state-of-the-art emergency department, modern childbirth center, critical care unit, multiroom surgical suite, expanded cardiac rehab services, and a cancer center. A 22,500 square-foot medical office building provides offices for primary care physicians as well as space for a variety of visiting medical and surgical specialists from the St. Louis area.

Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital operates four rural health clinics providing quality health care to surrounding communities. In addition, the hospital operates a comprehensive Therapy and Rehabilitation department and an award-winning Wound Care Center with two hyperbaric chambers.

The Sullivan medical clinic is a well-established, multi-discipline physician group providing family, internal and OB care.

Preferred Qualifications

Role Purpose

The Physician Assistant (Primary Care) utilizes a high degree of knowledge, skill, and competence to deliver patient care in a primary care clinic setting. This position assesses, diagnoses, and initiates a patient care treatment plan within the scope of a formal collaborative practice agreement with a primary care physician. In this role, patient care is performed with considerable independence, guided by physician-approved protocols, and evaluated through chart review, consultations, and the observation of results under the general medical direction of an Internal Medicine/Family Medicine physician.