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Advanced practitioners in a medical practice, such as nurse practitioners (NPs), physician assistants (Pas) have a range of duties that can vary based on their specific role, the setting, and state regulations. Here are some common responsibilities:Patient Assessment: Conduct thorough evaluations, including medical histories and physical exams.Patient Appointments: Providers see 15-30 patients daily for care ranging from chronic conditions to joint injections.Diagnosis: Identify health issues based on assessments and diagnostic tests.Treatment Planning: Develop and implement individualized treatment plans, which may include medications, therapies, and referrals.Patient Education: Provide education to patients and their families about health conditions, treatment options, and preventative care.Procedures: Perform certain medical procedures and interventions, depending on their training and scope of practice, including joint injections, nerve blocks (Neuropathy) and trigger point injections.Collaboration: Work collaboratively with physicians and other healthcare professionals to coordinate patient care.Monitoring: Follow up with patients to monitor their progress and adjust treatment plans, as necessary.Documentation: Maintain accurate and comprehensive medical records, notes locked within 3 days (including visit day)Research and Quality Improvement: Engage in research, evidence-based practice, and quality improvement initiatives to enhance patient care.Mentorship and Supervision: In some cases, they may mentor or supervise junior staff or students.These practitioners play a critical role in enhancing healthcare accessibility and quality, often serving as primary care providers in various settings.