Nurse Practitioner, Advanced Practice Provider

Northshore Home Health Care; North Little Rock (AR); On-site; USD 78,000 - 169,000; Full time

Job summary

Northshore Home Health Care is seeking a Nurse Practitioner, Advanced Practice Provider to deliver high-quality primary care to adult Medicare patients in an outpatient setting. You will work with a collaborative team to conduct visits, perform wellness checks, coordinate care, and lead population health initiatives.

This full-time role requires MSN or DNP, active NP license, national certification in relevant specialties, and a DEA license.

Qualifications

• MSN or DNP required.
• Active state NP license.
• National certification in family, adult-gerontology, or gerontological specialties.
• DEA license.

Responsibilities

• Conducting office visits for routine and acute issues.
• Performing annual wellness visits and health assessments.
• Coordinating care with specialists and testing facilities.
• Leading population health initiatives.
• Educating patients.
• Participating in outreach and community activities.

Skills

primary care experience

HCC documentation

ICD-10 coding

health risk assessments

teamwork

innovation

bilingual abilities

Education

MSN

DNP

Job description

We are seeking a Nurse Practitioner, Advanced Practice Provider to deliver high-quality, equitable primary care to adult Medicare patients in an outpatient setting.

Key responsibilities

• conducting office visits for routine and acute issues
• performing annual wellness visits and health assessments
• coordinating care with specialists and testing facilities
• leading population health initiatives
• educating patients
• participating in outreach and community activities

The role involves working closely with a collaborative care team, including physicians, nurses, medical assistants, and support staff, with a focus on primary care, care coordination, and population health.

Qualifications

• Master of Science in Nursing or Doctor of Nursing Practice
• active state NP license
• national certification in family, adult-gerontology, or gerontological specialties
• DEA license

Preferred skills

• primary care experience
• understanding of HCC documentation
• ICD-10 coding
• health risk assessments
• teamwork
• innovation
• bilingual abilities

This full-time position offers a comprehensive benefits package supporting colleagues' well-being, with a typical pay range of $78,331 to $168,714.

Join us to help transform healthcare through compassionate, patient-centered services that make a difference in communities.