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Pre-Admission Testing NP

I'm wondering if anyone has every worked (or currently works) as a pre-admission testing NP? I'm thinking about leaving family practice and found a job listing for pre-admission testing. I heard it's a decent job... I have the description copied below, but wanted to know what others with similar work experience felt about this type of work.

Thanks in advance!

(1) Performs age appropriate pre-anesthesia evaluations independently on patients visiting the Pre Admission Testing department, consistent with the scope of service for (health system name).(2) Uses age appropriate interviewing and data collection techniques.(3) Performs physical examinations and interprets clinical and diagnostic findings to optimize patients prior to anesthesia.(4) Orders diagnostic studies as appropriate.(5) Coordinates and communicates with patient/family and surgeons/proceduralists, anesthesia team, consultants, and nursing in order to facilitatecare, minimize complications, and enhance the patient experience.(6) Engage in continuing education activities for maintain current in issues relating to anesthesia and the care of the patient.

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