Tampa General Medical Group
Tampa General Medical Group is a health care group that provides cardiology, endocrinology, and hepatology services.
- Open roles
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Job facts
- Location
- Florida-Wimauma-Family Care Center Sun City
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Advanced Practice Provider (APRN/PA) - Open Access Primary Care - Sun City
at Tampa General Medical Group
The Advanced Practice Provider (APRN or Physician Assistant) – Open Access provides comprehensive, patient-centered medical care across the continuum, with a primary focus on improving access, care transitions, and clinic efficiency. This role supports same-day access, post-hospital follow-up, pre- operative optimization, and overflow care for established provider panels.
The Open Access APP functions similarly to a primary care provider in clinical
scope but does not maintain an independent patient panel. Instead, this role
serves as a flexible, high-impact resource to enhance patient access, reduce
delays in care, and support continuity across ambulatory and inpatient
transitions.
The APP works both autonomously and in collaboration with physicians and
interdisciplinary teams to assess, diagnose, treat, and manage acute and
chronic health conditions. The APP will be held accountable for quality
metrics, HCC coding , patient satisfaction, and chart closure data. The APP
will work, in conjunction with the care team, to respond to patient messages,
return patient phone calls, and follow-up on diagnostic testing. After hours
and weekend call is required and is distributed evenly among all primary care
providers. This position plays a critical role in improving patient outcomes,
reducing hospital readmissions, and optimizing clinic throughput.