Per Diem NP/PA — Flexible Autonomy in Senior Care

Jobtome; Newberg (OR); On-site; USD 73,000 - 109,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

$5,000 sign-on bonus

Flexible schedule

No productivity quotas

Own patient panel

Job summary

Optum is seeking an Advanced Practice Clinician to provide longitudinal, patient-focused care in skilled nursing facilities across multiple counties. You will lead clinical decisions with an integrated team in a value-based model emphasizing quality over volume.

The role is per diem and field-based, offering autonomy, a flexible schedule, and an opportunity to build a long-term patient panel while avoiding productivity quotas.

Qualifications

• Active ANCC or AANP certification in Family/Adult/Geriatric Primary Care (for NPs) or NCCPA certification for PAs.
• Unrestricted/state licensure to practice in your state, with ability to obtain by start date.
• Current, unrestricted driver's license and access to reliable transportation.
• Ability to collaborate with PCP and interdisciplinary teams.

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive patient assessments.
• Manage acute and chronic conditions with testing and interventions.
• Oversee short-term sub-acute rehabilitation episodes.
• Develop and manage complex treatment plans.
• Lead goals-of-care and advance care planning discussions.
• Collaborate with care teams, facilities and caregivers.
• Provide patient and caregiver education.
• Maintain accurate clinical documentation.

Skills

Clinical autonomy

Interdisciplinary teamwork

Complex care management

Education

ANCC/AANP or NCCPA certs

State licensure (NP/PA)

Job description

Optum is seeking an Advanced Practice Clinician to provide longitudinal, patient-focused care in skilled nursing facilities across multiple counties. You will lead clinical decisions with an integrated team in a value-based model emphasizing quality over volume.

The role is per diem and field-based, offering autonomy, a flexible schedule, and an opportunity to build a long-term patient panel while avoiding productivity quotas.