Nurse Practitioner Coordinator, Trauma Quality of Life - Temple Faculty Practice

Temple University Health System

11 days ago

United StatesFull TimePrimary Care

✓ No Call✓ No Weekends

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Job Description

About the Role

Join Temple University Health System as a Nurse Practitioner Coordinator, Trauma Quality of Life - Temple Faculty Practice in United States. Job Summary Performs Home visits for trauma patients post-discharge. Participates in community education on injury prevention and trauma recovery.

Work Schedule

Full-time position.

No explicit call, weekend, or night shift information provided.

Apply to join Temple University Health System as a Nurse Practitioner Coordinator, Trauma Quality of Life - Temple Faculty Practice.

Key Skills

Home VisitsInjury PreventionTrauma RecoveryCommunity EducationMental Health ScreeningViolence SupportDomestic Abuse SupportFollow-up CareWound CareMedication ManagementRehabilitation CoordinationMultidisciplinary Team CollaborationData CollectionQuality ImprovementTrauma ClinicQuality of Life Clinic

Key Responsibilities

The Nurse Practitioner Coordinator performs home visits for post-discharge trauma patients, coordinates with local agencies, and provides direct patient care including wound care and medication management. This role also involves community education on injury prevention and participation in multidisciplinary trauma quality improvement efforts.

Requirements

Candidates must possess a Bachelor's and a Master's Degree in Nursing from accredited programs, along with a required CRNP certification and PA Registered Nurse License, plus BLS certification. Preferred experience includes two years as a Nurse Practitioner and one year in a clinical specialty or outpatient setting.

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WeekdayDoc rates Nurse Practitioner Coordinator, Trauma Quality of Life - Temple Faculty Practice at Temple University Health System a 4.0/10 for work-life balance — below average.

This position offers no on-call requirements, no weekend shifts.

Key skills for this role include Home Visits, Injury Prevention, Trauma Recovery, Community Education, Mental Health Screening.