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Full Time Advanced Practice Provider

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Biofourmis is a global technology-enabled care delivery company with a national multi-specialty provider network focused on virtual specialty care. The virtual first specialty care practices offer remote consultations and digital disease management services. We use telemedicine technology to connect patients with licensed and board-certified clinicians, allowing them to receive expert advice, diagnoses, and treatment plans from the comfort of their own homes. Our specialists use video conferencing and other digital tools to communicate with patients, perform remote examinations, review medical records, and interpret test results, such as EKGs, echocardiograms, and lab tests. Join our team -  we are Committed, Collaborative and Curious….we are Biofourmis!

 

We are hiring for an innovative, collaborative, forward thinking Advanced Practice Provider currently licensed in the state of California, Florida, and New York (or at least 2 of those states) with a minimum of 2 years of specialized cardiology experience in the ambulatory or inpatient setting. The ideal candidate will work 11am-7pm EST, manage a growing panel of patients and contribute to the growth and development of care transition programs.

Responsibilities:

  • Virtually evaluate patients being enrolled into the different care programs and assist in creating a care plan based on patient specific needs and predesignated protocols
  • Perform virtual video visits, assess acute and non-acute clinical problems
  • Document visits in EMR according to program guidelines using all available patient data sources and bills to payors
  • Respond in a timely fashion to alerts escalated from the virtual care team related to patients’ deviations in vitals and physiologic data; symptoms; weight changes
  • Independently manage changes in clinical status that are within the APP’s scope of practice (e.g. dose change in diuretic after 3 pounds of weight gain over 24 hours)
  • Escalate out of scope clinical changes to lead MD
  • Liaise with the virtual care team to ensure proper medications, labs and virtual appointments are ordered and communicated to the patient
  • Serve as the point of contact for each patient’s primary care team, relaying information to them and tailoring this communication to individual provider needs
  • Provide education to patients about healthy behaviors and self-management
  • Provide peer-to-peer education

Qualifications:

  • A Board-Certified Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant with a minimum of 2 years of specialized cardiology experience in the ambulatory or inpatient setting
  • Current active and unencumbered license to practice in California, Florida, and New York
  • Ability to work 11am-7pm EST
  • Previous telehealth experience is a plus
  • Willingness to work in a changing, dynamic environment with a growing company
  • Motivated to provide health education and have a grounding in health promotion techniques
  • Able to work with healthcare providers at all levels and non-clinical personnel
  • Proficiency with Mac, Windows-based computer applications, email and web-based skills.
  • Ability to learn and navigate multiple EMRs
  • Must be able to work from home with a HIPPA compliant environment

Base hourly rate for this position is $50 - $60/hr depending upon experience.

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