Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Program Details and Structure
Program Structure
Core Curricular Elements
Compensation and Benefits
Program Structure
Program Structure
- One year of full-time, salaried employment during residency year, followed by a year of employment at Community Health Center, Inc.
- Full integration into the organization, including continuous training to CHC’s model of high performance health system including access, continuity, planned care, team-based care, prevention focused and use of data and technology
Core Curricular Elements
Core Curricular Elements
- Precepted Continuity Clinics – These are the cornerstone of the residency program. Residents develop their own patient panel of adults and children, working with dedicated support of an expert preceptor (APRN or Psychiatrist).
- Specialty Rotations – Month-long rotations in high-risk, high-volume, and high-burden areas most commonly encountered in FQHC settings. Rotations include but are not limited to: Dermatology, Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health, Newborn Nursery, Genetics, and School Based Health. (20%)
- Weekly Didactic Sessions – Formal learning sessions on a variety of complex clinical challenges most commonly encountered in FQHCs. Continuing Medical Education Credit is provided for these sessions. (1 session per week)
- Quality Improvement Seminars – Seminars focus on developing knowledge and skills to improve care utilizing quality improvement tools and methods. (Bi-weekly sessions)
- Weitzman ECHO® Complex Integrated Pediatrics – Residents join a videoconference that connects primary care medical and behavioral health providers with a multidisciplinary team of pain specialists in complex pediatric care. Weitzman ECHO® uses case-based learning to provide support and education to providers. (Bi-weekly sessions)
- Community Engagement – Residents are provided opportunities to engage with their assigned community at all levels.
- Participation in Ongoing Multi-Input Evaluation – Residents contribute to continuous programmatic improvement via assigned evaluations throughout the residency experience.
Compensation and Benefits
Compensation & Benefits
The residency is a 12 month, full-time salaried position, followed by a one year post-residency commitment. CHC, Inc. offers a comprehensive benefits package including:
- Competitive training salary
- Group medical, dental and health insurance
- Company-paid short-term disability, long-term disability and life insurance
- 403(b) retirement plan with substantial discretionary employer match and contribution
- Paid time off program
- License reimbursement benefit
- Wellness programs
- Supplemental vision, disability, accident and life insurance