3 behavioral health jobs found in Charlottesville, VA

UOVUNIUSR0086402EXTERNALENUS A Midlife Health Nurse Practitioner at UVA Health manages comprehensive women's health needs, focusing on menopause, osteoporosis, sexual health, and aging. Responsibilities include conducting physical exams, interpreting diagnostics, prescribing treatments, and counseling patients. Working collaboratively with physicians, certified nurse-midwives, nurses, pharmacists, physical therapists, behavioral health specialists, and other interdisciplinary team members, the APP delivers high-quality outpatient care while supporting UVA Health's missions of patient care, education, quality improvement, and research. This position is ambulatory only. Patient care in this clinic is provided M-F.  MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS Education: Graduate of an accredited graduate school of nursing or physician assistant program with a master’s degree. Experience: Department and unit specific. Licensure: License or license eligible as an Advance Practice Provider (Nurse...

UOVUNIUSR0078846EXTERNALENUS The Advanced Practice Provider (APP) will provide comprehensive clinical care for the General Cardiology population from the UVA Augusta office. This location is current served by 2 Cardiologists, and 3 APPs, all with high volume clinics. They provide general cardiology services such as HTN, HLD, CAD and refer patients to other cardiology sub-specialties as needed. The clinic has stress testing, and echocardiogram on site as well as a medical lab. The APP will deliver evidence-based cardiovascular care tailored to the patient’s needs, serve as a patient advocate, and function as a key member of a multidisciplinary team committed to excellence in patient outcomes, education, and compassionate care. Shifts: MondayFriday, primarily daytime hours; no weekends, holidays or call expected. Work Arrangement: Full-time, outpatient clinical role based in UVA’s Ambulatory Cardiology - Augusta Day shifts, Monday through Friday. Option for four 10-hour days....

UOVUNIUSR0079566EXTERNALENUS The Clinical Audiologist provides comprehensive diagnostic and rehabilitative audiologic services to pediatric, adult, and geriatric patients within a large academic medical center. This role involves the evaluation and management of a diverse and medically complex patient population, including close collaboration with an active otology and neurotology practice. The audiologist performs advanced diagnostic assessments across the lifespan and contributes to interdisciplinary care for patients with hearing and balance disorders. In addition to diagnostic responsibilities, the position includes a focused clinical emphasis on vestibular assessment and hearing aid services. The Clinical Audiologist practices in accordance with evidence-based standards, supports the academic and clinical missions of the institution, and may participate in clinical education of trainees and learners within the medical center environment. The Clinical Audiologist is...