Geriatric Neuro NP — Flexible Part-Time, Cash-Pay Practice

NPA; New York (NY); On-site; USD 117,000 - 145,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible schedule

Opportunity for growth

In-person outpatient setting

Job summary

Cary S. Gunther, MD, PhD, PLLC on the Upper East Side seeks a Nurse Practitioner with geriatrics experience for a part-time role with growth potential into full-time. The practice emphasizes unhurried, personalized care in an outpatient setting with no hospital calls.

Responsibilities include monitoring neurodegenerative conditions, conducting home safety visits, and collaborating with families and Dr. Gunther to guide disease progression and care transitions.

Qualifications

• Master’s (MSN) or Doctorate (DNP) from a CCNE or ACEN-accredited School of Nursing.
• Active New York State APRN license and active unencumbered federal DEA registration (Schedule II–V).
• Minimum of 2 years of direct patient-care RN experience prior to NP licensure.
• 1–2 years of APRN experience in neurology, geriatrics, or complex chronic disease management preferred. (New grads considered only with strong bedside RN backgrounds).
• Completion of university-arranged, precepted clinical rotations in outpatient adult or geriatric care (minimum 600+ hours).

Responsibilities

• Longitudinal disease & symptom monitoring for neurodegenerative patients.
• Home safety visits and medication management assessments.
• Family and caregiver collaboration during disease progression and care transitions.
• Collaborate with Dr. Gunther in a collegial, thoughtful environment.

Skills

Geriatrics

Nurse Practitioner

Caregiver Collaboration

Patient Safety

Education

MSN or DNP (CCNE/ACEN-accredited)

NY APRN license & DEA registration

Job description

Cary S. Gunther, MD, PhD, PLLC on the Upper East Side seeks a Nurse Practitioner with geriatrics experience for a part-time role with growth potential into full-time. The practice emphasizes unhurried, personalized care in an outpatient setting with no hospital calls.

Responsibilities include monitoring neurodegenerative conditions, conducting home safety visits, and collaborating with families and Dr. Gunther to guide disease progression and care transitions.