1. General core privileges:
2. Obtains, documents and updates medical history. Identifies health risks and needs. Performs physical examinations and conducts preventive screening procedures based on age and history. Formulates a differential diagnosis and plan of care based on history, physical examination, and clinical findings.
3. Identifies needs of the individual, family, or community.
4. Orders and interprets diagnostic tests. Identifies, prescribes, and administers pharmacological therapies.
5. Determines effectiveness of the plan of care through documentation of patient care outcomes. Reassesses and modifies plan of care as necessary to achieve medical and health goals.
6. Participates in research process, administers investigational therapy, and applies evidence based practices.
7. Makes referrals to other health professionals and community agencies. Admits/discharges to appropriate service.
8. Discusses advanced directives/end of life issues. Signs death certificates, as necessary.
9. Operational responsibilities:
10. Participates in team meetings and conferences to enhance an interdisciplinary approach to primary health care delivery. 
11. Serves on departmental and multidisciplinary committees, which influence or determine policies affecting nursing practice.
12. Participates in and develops projects and unit-based quality improvement programs, as well as standards of care and practice.
13. Participates in approved medical and nursing research studies.
14. Maintains current level of knowledge relative to professional practice.
15. Maintains all required professional documentation, such as license, certifications, infection control, ACLS/BLS, DEA as well as system requirements.
16. Acts as resource to staff and implements educational programs.

*ADA Essential Functions