Geriatric Advanced Practice Provider - Care Coordinator

Longevity Health; Charlotte (NC); On-site; USD 100,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Longevity Health is seeking an Advanced Practice Provider (APP) to deliver dignified, patient-centered care for institutionalized beneficiaries across assigned geography. The APP will collaborate with contracted provider groups to ensure timely, coordinated care and to support best outcomes in chronic and complex conditions.

Responsibilities include acute and transition of care encounters, medication reconciliation, care plan updates, palliative pathways when appropriate, and close collaboration

Qualifications

• State unrestricted licensed Advanced Practice Nurse or Physician Assistant with national board certification in appropriate role.
• Active DEA license required.
• Active national provider number (NPI) and Medicare provider number.
• Eligible to participate in Medicare as a provider.
• Valid state driver’s license with good driving record and proof of automobile insurance.
• Auto insurance coverage required by state of residence.

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive, acute, follow-up and transition of care encounters.
• Collaborate with primary provider groups to address medical management, prevent hospitalizations, and update care plans.
• Educate care teams on beneficiary needs and recognize changes in condition.
• Establish meaningful relationships with patients, facilities and provider partners.
• Perform other duties to support high-quality, patient-centered care delivery.

Skills

People skills

Communication

Education

Master of Science in Nursing (Nurse Practitioner)

Job description

Longevity Health is seeking an Advanced Practice Provider (APP) to deliver dignified, patient-centered care for institutionalized beneficiaries across assigned geography. The APP will collaborate with contracted provider groups to ensure timely, coordinated care and to support best outcomes in chronic and complex conditions.

Responsibilities include acute and transition of care encounters, medication reconciliation, care plan updates, palliative pathways when appropriate, and close collaboration