Nurse Practitioner - Pennsylvania (PA) License

Midi, Inc.; Philadelphia, Northern (Philadelphia County, KY); On-site; USD 76,000 - 96,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Desirable benefits package

Remote work within US

Job summary

Integrated Women’s Care (IWC) is hiring a Nurse Practitioner to manage a full patient panel virtually, focusing on perimenopause, menopause, weight, sexual health, mood and sleep. You’ll prescribe HRT and participate in pharmacologic weight management decisions, working in a high-volume remote setting.

The ideal candidate has PA license with NP certification, several years of telemedicine experience, and a proven ability to build ongoing patient relationships across time zones.

Qualifications

• Active board certification requirement: FNP-C / FNP-BC or WHNP-BC.
• 3+ years independently managing perimenopause and menopause patients.
• 3+ years independently prescribing and titrating HRT.
• 3+ years managing a continuous NP patient panel with autonomous decisions.
• 3+ years synchronous telemedicine experience.
• 1+ year evaluating and prescribing pharmacologic weight management therapies incl. GLP-1.
• Preferred menopause (MSCP) or Obesity Medicine certs.

Responsibilities

• Manage perimenopause, menopause, weight, sexual health, mood, and sleep virtually.
• Prescribe and independently manage HRT.
• Evaluate patients for pharmacologic weight management therapies.
• Maintain high-volume, efficient virtual care with thorough documentation.

Education

Active board certification: FNP-C / FNP-BC or WHNP-BC

3+ years independently managing perimenopause and menopause patients

3+ years independently prescribing and titrating HRT

3+ years managing a continuous NP patient panel

3+ years of synchronous telemedicine experience

1+ year evaluating and prescribing pharmacologic weight management therapies including GLP-1 agonists

Preferred: Menopause MSCP and/or Obesity Medicine certification

Job description

Nurse Practitioner - Pennsylvania (PA) License

Philadelphia, PA

Integrated Women’s Care (IWC)
Employment Type: Full-Time
FLSA Status: Exempt
Compensation: $55 - $70 / hour, based on geographic location
Reports To: Nurse Practitioner Manager
Work Location: Remote — work must be completed within the United States
Schedule: Between 7:00am – 7:00pm, patient local timezone

You built your career caring for women at a time when the healthcare system largely ignored them. You know HRT, you understand the complexity of perimenopause, and you’ve spent years earning the clinical instincts it takes to actually get this right. Now you want to do it at scale — for more patients, with fewer barriers, and in a practice model that matches how you already think and work.

That’s what Midi is. A fully virtual, fast-paced clinical environment built specifically around women’s midlife health — and designed for NPs who are ready to practice at their best.

THE ROLE

You’ll carry a full patient panel, managing perimenopause, menopause, weight, sexual health, mood, and sleep — all virtually. This is ongoing, relationship-based care, which means your patients come back to you — visit after visit, over months and years. You’ll prescribe and independently manage HRT (estrogen, progesterone, testosterone), evaluate patients for pharmacologic weight management including GLP-1 therapies, and make autonomous clinical decisions every day.

It’s a high-volume environment. Documentation, follow-through, and productivity benchmarks are part of the job — and the NPs who thrive here don’t fight that reality, they’re built for it. If you’re the kind of clinician who runs efficient visits without sacrificing warmth, closes every loop without being reminded, and moves comfortably between patients and platforms, you’ll feel at home here.

WHO THRIVES HERE

Our most successful NPs tend to share a few things in common:

• They are genuinely passionate about women’s midlife health — this isn’t a stopover, it’s their calling
• They are fluent with technology — EHR, video, AI scribe tools, Slack, clinical decision support — and they adapt quickly when tools change
• They hold themselves to a high standard without needing to be managed toward it
• They can carry a full panel, hit productivity targets, and still make every patient feel like the only one
• They’ve practiced independently long enough to trust their own clinical judgment
• They believe that listening deeply and documenting accurately are both forms of excellent care

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

• Active board certification: FNP-C / FNP-BC or WHNP-BC
• 3+ years independently managing perimenopause and menopause patients
• 3+ years independently prescribing and titrating HRT
• 3+ years managing a continuous NP patient panel — building ongoing relationships and making autonomous clinical decisions over time
• 3+ years of synchronous telemedicine experience
• 1+ year evaluating and prescribing pharmacologic weight management therapies, including GLP-1 agonists
• Preferred: certification in Menopause (MSCP) and/or Obesity Medicine

WHY MIDI

• A patient population that is engaged, informed, and deeply grateful for real care
• Full clinical autonomy within a supportive, protocol-driven framework
• Fully remote with scheduling between 7am–7pm patient local time
• Desirable benefits package
• Accredited training eligible for Continuing Education (CE)
• Clinician Professional Development Allowance
• Paid time off
• A team that takes women’s health as seriously as you do

WORKING ENVIRONMENT

This is a fully remote position requiring reliable high-speed internet access and the ability to work effectively in a virtual environment. The role involves prolonged computer use, including extended periods of sitting, video conferencing, and electronic documentation. To support patient access and business needs, occasional evening, weekend, or multi-time-zone coverage may be required.

At this time, Midi isunable to provide visa sponsorship. All Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States without current or future sponsorship needs.

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