Part-Time Nurse Practitioner

Black Women's Mental Health Institute; North Charleston (SC); On-site; USD 95,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Black Women's Mental Health Institute seeks a PCP Nurse Practitioner to deliver comprehensive primary care to elderly participants in a person-centered care program. You will conduct histories, exams, and coordinate with an interdisciplinary team to tailor care.

You will manage medications, support discharge planning, and educate participants and caregivers on self-care. This role emphasizes aging-related health optimization and quality improvement involvement.

Qualifications

• MD, DO, NP, APRN, or PA with current state license and CDS certification.
• DEA registration and BLS certification (within 90 days).
• Preferably board-certified in Geriatrics with at least 2 years of direct patient care experience, especially with elderly populations.
• Reliable transportation, immunizations up-to-date, and pass a comprehensive background check.

Responsibilities

• Providing individualized evaluations through history and physical exams.
• Collaborating with an interdisciplinary team (IDT) to develop and implement care plans.
• Managing medication reconciliation, monitoring participant health, and ensuring safe transitions during hospital stays.
• Referring to specialists appropriately, reviewing findings, and integrating recommendations into ongoing care.
• Educating participants and caregivers on self-care, medication use, and wellness strategies.
• Participating in team meetings, documenting assessments accurately, and supporting quality improvement initiatives.
• Providing coverage for on-call needs and assisting with discharge planning and staff training.

Skills

Clinical assessment

Collaboration

Documentation

Patient education

Team contribution

Education

MD/DO/NP/APRN/PA license

Job description

Seeking a PCP Nurse Practitioner to deliver comprehensive primary care to elderly participants in a person-centered care program.

Responsibilities Include

• Providing individualized evaluations through history and physical exams.
• Collaborating with an interdisciplinary team (IDT) to develop and implement care plans.
• Managing medication reconciliation, monitoring participant health, and ensuring safe transitions during hospital stays.
• Referring to specialists appropriately, reviewing findings, and integrating recommendations into ongoing care.
• Educating participants and caregivers on self-care, medication use, and wellness strategies.
• Participating in team meetings, documenting assessments accurately, and supporting quality improvement initiatives.
• Providing coverage for on-call needs and assisting with discharge planning and staff training.

Qualifications

• MD, DO, NP, APRN, or PA with current state license and CDS certification.
• DEA registration and BLS certification (within 90 days).
• Preferably board-certified in Geriatrics with at least 2 years of direct patient care experience, especially with elderly populations.
• Reliable transportation, immunizations up-to-date, and pass a comprehensive background check.

Key skills:

Strong clinical assessment, collaboration, documentation, patient education, and team contribution, with flexibility to support various roles as needed.