Posting Note: Full time NP position for help in primarily out patient management of single ventricle patients during the time period they have shunt dependent physiology, typically between stage 1 and stage 2 of planned surgical palliations, as well as keeping our site up to date on data entry and management for our participation in the National Pediatric Cardiology Quality Improvement Collaborative (NPC-QIC). Duties include: - Oversight of home monitoring data on all patients enrolled in our program discharged from the hospital. - Provide direct phone access for outpatients enrolled in the program from 8AM to 5PM Monday through Friday. - Contacting families for any breech in “Red Flag” criteria to troubleshoot clinical issues. - Prior to initial hospital discharge- Educating families on the interstage home monitor program, goals for initial hospital discharge, and expectations for follow up visits and testing during the interstage period. Helping primary team assess discharge readiness. - Provide continuity of care by following patients while hospitalized during re-admission in the interstage period along with the primary team - Prenatal consultations as requested by fetal team - Weekly or as needed clinic visits (in person or by zoom) in the outpatient clinic Monday through Friday with primary clinic time once weekly on Wednesday afternoon - Keep current patient list up to date - Running the weekly multidisciplinary meeting for current patient review (out patients and in patients)- reviewing current clinical status, recent testing, follow up plan, procedure or surgical timing plans and any other concerns for the team. - Consenting patients for participation in and coordinating our site participation in NPC-QIC with RED CAP data entry. Participate in learning labs (webinars), enter patient data in RED CAP, attend twice yearly national meetings, help with quality improvement initiatives, and contact with parent liaisons. - Periodic (1-2 times a year) educational lectures for fellows and 5th floor nursing staff regarding our program and patients, SV protocols and updates for recommendations of care management - Planning and running our annual “graduation” event (once yearly) - Engage in research projects for institutional data analysis and quality improvement as time and interest allows Other duties currently include participation in the Fontan clinic and in patient neurodevelopmental rounds

Posting Note: The Pediatric Surgery Advanced Practice Provider (APP) team provides primarily inpatient support for pre and post op general surgery patients. The APP team works closely with our pediatric surgery fellows and surgical residents on their pediatric rotation. The APP will be expected to round daily with the attending, fellow, and residents, implement the plan for the day and follow up on patient response, enter orders, be the primary contact for nursing and family questions, assist with writing notes as needed, and facilitating discharges. The APP assists with new surgical consults as needed based on resident availability. The APP currently provides coverage 7 days a week with the goal of expanding to 24 hour coverage. This is a growing and evolving team and job responsibilities/hours of coverage will change with growth of the APP team and is dependent on fluctuating resident coverage. The ideal candidate will be an acute care trained provider with an emphasis on pediatrics or experience working with inpatient pediatric population. Prior inpatient pediatric experience is required to be successful in this role. We are looking for someone who is detail oriented, flexible, has good communication and interpersonal skills and interested in working with our growing and ever changing Pediatric Surgery APP team.