Valerie Mazziotti PA-C, NCMP

• Providing all aspects of primary care medicine from pediatrics to geriatrics.
• Documented full medical histories, treatment progress and evaluation data in Epic.
• Conducted physical examinations to assess patients' health and current condition for optimal treatment.
• Ordered and interpreted diagnostic testing to confirm diagnosis and implement accurate treatment plans.
• Educated patients on variety of infectious disease issues, nutrition, obesity, and smoking cessation to improve overall health and wellness.
• Referred to and consulted with physicians and other healthcare providers on patient care.
• Prescribed medications to patients to treat conditions and alleviate symptoms.
• Managed chronic conditions by monitoring patient health and treatment plan progress to make necessary adjustments in care.
• Proficient in procedures including IUD and Nexplanon insertion/removal, endometrial biopsy and skin biopsy.

Certified Menopausal Practitioner with the Menopause Society (formally North American Menopause Society).

• Knowledgeable in the care of women in mid-life and beyond.
• Skilled in appropriate use of hormone replacement therapy and expertise in the benefits and risks of hormonal and non-hormonal treatment for menopausal vasomotor symptoms, osteoporosis, vaginal atrophy, and disease prevention.
• This certification requires additional CME, training, and bi-annual certification.

• Certified by the Health Coach Institute, accredited by the International Coaching Federation
• Creator of APP Coaching Network
• Creator of my signature coaching program for Advanced Practice Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants with a focus on career advancement, reducing burnout, and improving career longevity which I currently provide services at Valley Medical Center. These weekly sessions create peer support and networking experiences for APP staff.
• I have led workshops at the University of Washington Physician Assistant program in career development and will speak for the WAPA conference in November regarding career development and job burnout.

• Performed all aspects of primary care medicine including direct patient care, prescribing medication, interpreting lab and imaging reports, procedures, medical documentation, and coordination of patient care with all aspects of medical specialties including providers, physical therapists, pharmacists, and support staff.

• Developed treatment plans with family physicians and other healthcare team members, providing consultations and referrals for other services as necessary.
• Initiated, performed and interpreted diagnostic tests, providing support in routine and emergent patient care.
• Educated patients and family members on overall wellness, health problem prevention, current health status maintenance and warning signs for common acute and chronic illnesses.
• Evaluated patient and family treatment outcomes and modified care plans in consultation with physicians and other health team members.

• Conducted admission history and physical exams.
• Provided treatment and supervision of in-patient detox for alcohol and drug abuse.
• Managed chronic conditions by monitoring patient health and treatment plan progress to make necessary adjustments in care.
• Referred to and consulted with physicians and other healthcare providers on patient care.
• Ordered and interpreted diagnostic testing to confirm diagnosis and implement accurate treatment plans.
• Instructor in patient education with emphasis on STI prevention