Autonomous NP/PA for Field-Based Geriatric Care

Optum; Oregon City (OR); On-site; USD 90,000 - 161,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Student loan repayment

Sign-on bonus

Relocation assistance

No on-call weekends or holidays

Job summary

Optum's Senior Community Care team seeks an Advanced Practice Clinician to provide longitudinal care to medically complex patients in skilled nursing facilities across Marion and Benton Counties. This full-time field-based role lets you make clinical decisions with a collaborative interdisciplinary team while focusing on quality of care over productivity quotas.

Responsibilities include comprehensive assessments, developing complex treatment plans, and leading goals-of-care discussions.

Qualifications

• NP or PA must be licensed in the state and board certified as applicable.
• Ability to obtain licensure/credentialing by start date.
• Experience with geriatrics and chronic disease management is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive patient assessments in skilled nursing facilities.
• Develop and manage complex treatment plans and patient care goals.
• Lead goals-of-care and advance care planning conversations.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary care teams and caregivers.
• Ensure accurate clinical documentation and education for patients.

Skills

Clinical decision making

Autonomy

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Patient care planning

EMR documentation

Education

MSN or DNP (NP)

Nurse Practitioner license (state)

Board certification (NP)

PA degree (for Physician Assistants)

PA license (state)

Tools

EMR systems

Job description

Optum's Senior Community Care team seeks an Advanced Practice Clinician to provide longitudinal care to medically complex patients in skilled nursing facilities across Marion and Benton Counties. This full-time field-based role lets you make clinical decisions with a collaborative interdisciplinary team while focusing on quality of care over productivity quotas.

Responsibilities include comprehensive assessments, developing complex treatment plans, and leading goals-of-care discussions.