Per Diem NP/PA — Flexible Autonomy in Geriatric Care

Jobtome; Milwaukie (OR); On-site; USD 73,000 - 109,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on Bonus

Flexible schedule

No productivity quotas

Own patient panel

Clinical autonomy

Interdisciplinary support

Long-term relationships

Job summary

UnitedHealth Group's Optum Home & Community Care is seeking a per diem Advanced Practice Clinician to provide longitudinal, patient-centered care in skilled nursing facilities across Oregon. You’ll act as the primary decision-maker for your patient panel, supported by an integrated interdisciplinary team, with flexibility to choose hours each month.

You’ll handle complex cases, coordinate with PCPs, and maintain thorough clinical documentation while enjoying autonomy and long-term patient

Qualifications

• Active NP/PA certification or eligibility
• Current, unrestricted state license and DEA where applicable
• Ability to obtain collaborative practice agreement
• Excellent clinical assessment skills
• Strong documentation proficiency

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive patient assessments
• Manage acute and chronic conditions with interventions
• Develop and manage complex treatment plans
• Lead goals of care and advance care planning discussions
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary care team and caregivers
• Provide patient and caregiver education

Skills

ClinicalDecisionMaking

Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Electronic Medical Records

Certification (NP/PA)

Education

NP or PA credential

Tools

EMR systems

DEA licensure

Job description

UnitedHealth Group's Optum Home & Community Care is seeking a per diem Advanced Practice Clinician to provide longitudinal, patient-centered care in skilled nursing facilities across Oregon. You’ll act as the primary decision-maker for your patient panel, supported by an integrated interdisciplinary team, with flexibility to choose hours each month.

You’ll handle complex cases, coordinate with PCPs, and maintain thorough clinical documentation while enjoying autonomy and long-term patient