Nurse Practitioner (CNP) - Palliative Medical Practice, PRN

Corus Health; Albuquerque (NM); On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible scheduling

Comprehensive healthcare benefits

Culture of integrity and teamwork

Job summary

Corus Medical in Albuquerque is seeking a Palliative Nurse Practitioner to provide home- and community-based palliative care with autonomy and a collaborative interdisciplinary team. You will lead symptom management, advance care planning, and goals-of-care conversations while coordinating with physicians, social workers, and chaplains to deliver compassionate, patient-centered care.

This role offers meaningful impact, professional fulfillment, and the opportunity to support patients and

Qualifications

• Active, unrestricted NM NP license.
• MSN or DNP from an accredited program; board certification.
• Hospice experience preferred.
• Strong clinical judgment and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive palliative care assessments addressing physical, psychosocial, and spiritual needs.
• Manage complex symptoms using evidence-based approaches.
• Lead goals-of-care conversations and advance care planning.
• Collaborate with physicians, social workers, chaplains, and the care team.
• Evaluate transitions to home health or hospice services.
• Document care plans and regulatory-compliant decisions.

Skills

Nurse Practitioner license NM

Hospice experience

Clinical judgment

Empathy & communication

Independent work

Education

MSN or DNP

Board certification (FNP/AGPCNP)

Job description

About the Role

At Corus Medical, we believe care is more than clinical — it’s human. As a Palliative Nurse Practitioner, you’ll step into patients’ lives during some of their most vulnerable moments, helping them navigate serious illness with clarity, comfort, and dignity.

Description

This is a field-based role in Albuquerque where you’ll provide home- and community-based care, working with a collaborative interdisciplinary team while maintaining a high level of autonomy in your daily practice. If you’re driven by meaningful patient impact, value flexibility, and are confident managing complex clinical situations, this role offers both purpose and professional fulfillment.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive palliative care assessments addressing physical, psychosocial, and spiritual needs
• Manage complex symptoms such as pain, dyspnea, nausea, and fatigue using evidence-based approaches
• Lead goals-of-care conversations, including advance care planning and end-of-life decision support
• Collaborate closely with physicians, social workers, chaplains, and other team members to deliver coordinated care
• Evaluate and facilitate appropriate transitions to home health or hospice services
• Document care plans and clinical decisions accurately and in compliance with regulatory standards

Requirements

What We’re Looking For

• Active, unrestricted Nurse Practitioner license in New Mexico
• MSN or DNP from an accredited program; board certification (FNP, AGPCNP, or equivalent) required
• Prior hospice experience at some point in your nursing career
• Strong clinical judgment and confidence managing complex symptom burden
• Ability to navigate emotionally sensitive conversations with empathy and clarity
• Excellent communication and collaboration skills across interdisciplinary teams
• A patient-centered mindset and the ability to work independently with accountability

Why Join Us

At Corus Medical, you’re not just stepping into a role — you’re joining a mission: to bring out the courage in others.

You’ll be supported by strong, values-driven leadership and a team that prioritizes trust, collaboration, and compassionate care. We offer:

• Flexible scheduling that respects your autonomy and work-life balance
• Comprehensive healthcare benefits
• A culture grounded in integrity, teaching, and teamwork
• The opportunity to make a lasting difference in patients’ lives every single day

This is work that asks a lot of you — clinically and emotionally. But it also gives back: deeper connection, meaningful impact, and the chance to help patients and families find clarity and courage when it matters most.