Job Abstract

Under the direct supervision of the Allergy Immunology Medical Director, the Nurse Practitioner (NP) is responsible for providing direct patient care, complex care coordination, administrative functions, teaching, and research services. The NP will serve as a member of a comprehensive team of health care professionals to deliver high quality, efficient, and complex care coordination for adult patients being evaluated for and receiving allergen immunotherapy,biologic therapy, drug allergy testing, drug desensitization, transplant immunology screening, and immunoglobulin replacement therapy.

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• Current CA RN license
• Current CA Nurse Practitioner license
• Current American Heart Association CPR certification.
• A minimum of two years of recent clinical experience as an NP in an ambulatory setting
• A minimum of six months of recent (within the last three years) experience as an NP in Allergy and/or Immunology in an ambulatory setting
• Excellent communication skills
• Flexibility to orient and work at various UCSF Medical Center locations