Are you a licensed nurse practitioner (NP) looking for a new opportunity?  Along with competitive employee benefits and a results-driven compensation structure, you will have the opportunity to grow your medical skills while providing personalized care to seniors and patients with complex needs and serving them where they reside -- in their home, an assisted living facility, or an independent living community. Total annual compensation may range between $105,000 to $120,000 based on performance, with quarterly opportunities to increase your base salary along the way. Join our team today to begin helping people live their best lives!

• Performs evidence-based medical care by planning, directing, and evaluating patient medical needs
• Examines and treats chronic and urgent episodic illnesses, minor injuries, accidents, and other injuries or illnesses
• Orders and interprets laboratory and diagnostic testing as needed
• Collaborates with caregivers and other healthcare professionals in providing interdisciplinary care and maintaining a comprehensive plan of care
• Provides referrals to other healthcare practitioners when necessary
• Ensures patient medical records are kept up to date

• Active state Nurse Practitioners license
• Current Nurse Practitioner National Board Certification
• Active state DEA licensure
• Master’s degree in Nursing (MSN)
• Five or more years of nursing experience; at least two years of nurse practitioner experience preferred
• Strong interpersonal communication skills – verbal and written
• Excellent time management skills with accountability for practitioner’s daily workflow
• Proficiency in medical instruments and equipment
• Strong knowledge base of HIPAA and OSHA regulations
• Demonstrated proficiency in computer-based data management programs, electronic medical record (EMR) systems, and Microsoft Office applications
• Licensed driver with valid automobile insurance
• Ability to engage in moderate physical activity, such as handling objects up to 25 lbs., standing or walking for more than four hours per day, etc.