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Twin Cities Physicians is seeking a Wound Care Nurse Practitioner to lead advanced wound care for post-acute and senior living populations. You’ll assess, plan, and manage complex wounds across multiple facilities, coordinating with doctors, nurses, and therapists.
Ideal candidates hold an Minnesota NP license (AGNP preferred) with wound care and geriatrics experience, and must travel across the Twin Cities Metro Area. Full benefits and competitive compensation offered.
Job Title: Wound Care Nurse Practitioner (AGNP/CNP) | Post-Acute & Senior Living Rounding
Compensation: $120,000 to $160,000+ Total Compensation (Base Salary + Productivity Incentive Program) + Mileage Reimbursement
Benefits: Full Benefits Package, PTO, Paid Holidays, CME Allowance, Malpractice Coverage, DEA Reimbursement, and More
Schedule: Full-Time | Monday through Friday
Some providers are satisfied maintaining the status quo. Others are motivated by improving it.
Every wound that heals faster.
Every hospitalization that is prevented.
Every patient who recovers more quickly.
Every community that experiences better clinical outcomes.
Those wins matter.
At Twin Cities Physicians, we are building a team of providers who take pride in delivering exceptional care and continuously improving outcomes for the patients and communities they serve.
As a Wound Care Nurse Practitioner, you'll step into a role where your clinical decisions have measurable results. You'll work directly with patients across assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and post-acute communities while helping improve healing rates, reduce avoidable complications, and strengthen care coordination.
Organizations such as Bluestone Physician Services, Genevive, and Lifespark have demonstrated the value of community-based medicine. Twin Cities Physicians continues to expand throughout Minnesota by partnering with communities that expect high-level clinical support and strong patient outcomes.
The best providers don't compete against each other.
They compete against preventable complications, avoidable hospitalizations, poor outcomes, and missed opportunities to improve patient care.
If you're energized by high standards, measurable results, and the opportunity to help patients achieve better outcomes, we'd love to connect.