Nurse Practitioner, Advanced Practice Provider

Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association; Greenville (SC); On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Comprehensive benefits

40 hours per week

Job summary

Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association seeks a Nurse Practitioner, Advanced Practice Provider to deliver effective, equitable primary care to adults on Medicare, including routine and acute office visits, wellness assessments, and care coordination.

Collaborate with physicians and specialists in a team-based outpatient setting focused on primary care, population health, and care management; participate in population health initiatives and home visits as needed.

Qualifications

• Master's or Doctor of Nursing Practice required.
• National certification in Family, Adult-Gerontology, or Gerontological Nursing.
• Active state license, DEA license, and US work authorization.
• Bilingual skills are a plus.

Responsibilities

• Provide primary care to adults on Medicare, including routine and acute visits.
• Conduct wellness assessments and care coordination.
• Build meaningful patient relationships and educate patients.
• Participate in population health initiatives and outreach.
• Collaborate with physicians and specialists in a team-based outpatient setting.
• Support care team activities such as phone triage.

Skills

Strong communication

Teamwork

Documentation

Care coordination

Education

Master's or DNP in Nursing

National certification in Family, Adult-Gerontology, or Gerontological Nurse Practice

Active state license

DEA license

US work authorization

Job description

Role: Nurse Practitioner, Advanced Practice Provider

Responsibilities: Provide effective, equitable primary care to adults on Medicare, including routine and acute office visits, wellness assessments, and care coordination. Build meaningful patient relationships, educate patients, participate in population health initiatives, conduct home visits if needed, and support care team activities such as phone triage and outreach. Collaborate with physicians and specialists within a team-based outpatient setting, focusing on primary care, population health, and care management.

Qualifications: Master's or DNP degree in Nursing, national certification in Family, Adult-Gerontology, or Gerontological Nurse Practice, active state license, DEA license, and US work authorization. Preferred experience in primary care, understanding of HCC, ICD-10 coding, and health risk assessments. Bilingual skills are a plus.

Skills: Strong communication, teamwork, documentation, and care coordination abilities. Passion for population health and patient-centered care.

Additional Details: Full-time role, 40 hours weekly, with a competitive pay range. Offers comprehensive benefits supporting colleagues' health, wellness, and financial security.