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PopHealthCare, LLC is looking for a Per Diem Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant in Farmington, Maine. This role involves conducting annual in-home assessments for patients covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and ACA plans. The position offers flexible scheduling and competitive compensation at $150 per completed assessment, along with performance bonuses.
The ideal candidate should have an advanced degree in nursing or as a physician assistant, relevant licensure, and strong interpersonal skills. Join our mission to improve patient care for underserved populations!
Emcara Health is reimagining how healthcare is delivered. We provide exceptional care to complex and underserved patients, regardless of physical limitations, social barriers, or the places they call home.
Position Title: Per Diem Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant
Compensation: Rate: $150 per completed assessment
Performance Bonus: $1,000 payable in 2 installments ($500 after 15 completed assessments, $500 after 50 completed assessments)
Schedule: Flexible (Sunday-Saturday)
With an innovative model that brings annual health risk assessments to the home, we’re looking to serve more patients in the Farmington, Maine area. Join a team that’s breaking down boundaries to deliver proactive, preventative screenings at no cost to the patient.
You’ll provide annual in-home assessments (IHA) for members of Medicare, Medicaid, and Affordable Care Act plans. These 90-minute visits identify care gaps, health risks, and social determinants of health to help PCPs and health plans promote better outcomes. You will collect patient histories, document patient concerns, and provide health education. You are not responsible for lab tests, blood work, or treatment.
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Our patients need someone who’ll go the distance for them, literally and figuratively. Many of our patients have physical limitations and social barriers that restrict their access to quality care. It’s a vicious cycle that leads to frequent hospitalizations and higher healthcare costs. The solution starts with accurate, complete documentation!
In-home assessments help identify the social determinants of health that you can’t see from a doctor’s office. They also give patients the time they need for meaningful conversations, ensuring their questions are thoroughly addressed.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.