Analyze patients with urologic disease with specialty focus on voiding dysfunction with staff urologists at Connecticut Children’s Medical Center and Yale. Responsibilities include: first assisting in operating room, consultations, phone triage, interpreting uroflow EMG’s and performing urodynamic studies.

Manage the Level IIIA Newborn Intensive Care Unit and Pediatric Inpatient Unit with daytime assistance by Attending's and evening/nighttime phone assistance when necessary from MD. Duties include resuscitation, procedures, admission, discharge and management of patients. Also support as needed in the Pediatric Emergency Department managing high acuity patients with assistance of Pediatric Emergency Department Attending. Assist in Payroll for St. Mary’s Hospital and Waterbury Hospital PA/APRN's Connecticut Children’s Medical Center.

The Emergency Department Advanced Practice Provider (APP) Manager works collaboratively with Pediatric Emergency Medicine Division Chief, PEM APP Director, PEM Attending Physicians, and Connecticut Children’s Specialty Group Practice Directors to ensure that the APP staff adheres to the Emergency Department guidelines and performance standards. Provides leadership, direction and administration to ensure accomplishment of all objectives. Also worked 60% clinically in Emergency Department analyzing medical histories, performing physical exams, suturing, splinting, sedating for procedures, ordering appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic interventions, diagnose, educate patients and their families, and admit or discharge patients accordingly. Analyze all information gathered in a timely and cost effective manner. Coordinate care of patients with team members, other departments and community agencies as necessary.

Analyze medical histories, perform competent physical exams, suture, splint, sedate for procedures, order appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic interventions, diagnose, educate patients and their families, and admit or discharge patients accordingly. Analyze all information gathered in a timely and cost effective manner. Coordinate care of patients with team members, other departments and community agencies as necessary.

Manage the Level IIA (now IIIB) Newborn Intensive Care Unit and Pediatric Inpatient Unit with phone assistance when necessary from MD. Duties include resuscitation, procedures, admission, discharge and management of patients. Assist and support as needed in the Pediatric Emergency and Urgent Care areas managing high acuity patients with assistance of Pediatric Emergency Department Attending, and managing lower acuity patients independently.