As a part of Duke Health’s outpatient clinic network, you will enjoy competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits plans, convenient work hours, and many opportunities for career advancement. Become a part of a team that values and invests in you. Duke Advanced Practice Highlights: The nation’s first Physician Assistant Program was created at Duke in 1965 and is consistently ranked No. 1 in the country. The Duke School of Nursing is consistently ranked as one of the top nursing schools and their MSN and DNP programs offers eight advanced practice registered nurse majors and specialty certifications, as well as post master’s certificates and certification alignment programs. Commitment to ongoing learning for APPs through annual CME funding and access to high-quality Duke CME offerings including APP Grand Rounds and a professional advancement program. APPs are leaders in multiple arenas within Duke. Duke offers APPs opportunities to practice within team based integrative care in a tremendous variety of specialties. APPs are expected to work to top of scope in order to contribute to Duke’s missions which include clinical practice, education, and research. Practice locations can include Duke Health’s three hospitals or over 140 primary care and specialty care clinics throughout North Carolina. Job Locations Primarily telehealth. Possibility of clinic locations in Wake and/or Durham counties The Duke Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology is seeking an Advanced Practice Provider APP to join its team of experienced Complex Menopause providers. The APP will deliver evidence-based care, patient education, and counseling that helps patients navigate midlife health concerns. The team includes generalist OB/GYN physicians with Menopause Society certification who will provide mentorship and clinical oversight. The schedule is variable and may require flexibility, including early-evening and weekend hours to support patient and clinician scheduling needs. Primary responsibilities Provide evaluation, management, education, counseling, and treatment for patients with common and complex menopause-related concerns, including: Medical management of menopausal health concerns, including menopausal hormone therapy Symptomatic perimenopause, including hormonal contraception, IUD use, and cyclic progestogen therapy Menopausal and perimenopausal symptom management for patients with hereditary breast and ovarian cancer risk, high-risk cancer patients, and cancer survivors, using hormonal and non-hormonal approaches as appropriate. Patient population may include natural, premature, early, surgical, and radiation-induced menopause Menopausal and perimenopausal symptom management in patients with higher-risk conditions, including tobacco use, clotting disorders, cardiovascular disease, valvular disease, liver disorders, and transplant history Assessment of abnormal and postmenopausal bleeding Menopause-related cognitive and mood changes Genitourinary syndrome of m
