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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.
Employer: Cary S. Gunther, MD PhD PLLC
Location: 955 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10021
Job Type: Part-time, with an opportunity to grow into full-time. A flexible schedule built around low patient volume and generous time for appointments.
Work Setting: Structured in-person, outpatient schedule. No hospital call.
Cary S. Gunther, MD, PhD, PLLC is an independent boutique practice on the Upper East Side of Manhattan dedicated to unhurried, deeply personalized care for individuals with neurocognitive disorders. Dr. Gunther is triple board-certified in neurology, psychiatry and brain injury medicine.
This practice operates outside the constraints of corporate, insurance-driven, high-volume medicine and provides evidence-based treatment for complex cognitive, mood and behavioral conditions. This is a cash pay practice, and we do not bill insurance. We believe that exceptional care requires generous visit times and genuine partnership with patients and their families.
Patients living with cognitive decline have unique needs that transcend the bounds of neurology and psychiatry and are not met by the assembly-line approach that managed care attempts to dictate. We are seeking a nurse practitioner with experience in geriatrics to collaborate with Dr. Gunther in addressing these distinctive challenges.
Master’s (MSN) or Doctorate (DNP) from an CCNE or ACEN-accredited School of Nursing.
Active Board Certification as an AGPCNP, FNP, or AGACNP.
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+ hands‑on hours).
Active New York State APRN license and active unencumbered federal DEA registration (Schedule II–V).