Per Diem NP/PA – Long-Term Care (WA) – Sign-On Bonus

Optum; Sunnyside (WA); Vor Ort; USD 73.000 - 109.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

$5,000 Sign-On Bonus

No On-Call

No Weekends

No Holidays

Zusammenfassung

Optum, a part of UnitedHealth Group, is seeking a per diem Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant for long-term care in Yakima or Tri-Cities, WA. The role emphasizes high-risk Medicare patient care with a balanced schedule and no on-call, weekends, or holidays.

The position offers a $5,000 sign-on bonus and a collaborative care team in skilled nursing and senior living settings, focusing on improving outcomes and reducing hospitalizations.

Qualifikationen

• NP: Active AANP or ANCC certification.
• PA: Active NCCPA certification.
• Active, unrestricted state license.
• Valid driver's license and transportation.
• Ability to obtain collaborative practice agreement if required by state.

Aufgaben

• Perform comprehensive patient assessments and physical exams.
• Review medical histories, medications, and care plans.
• Support patients during short-term rehabilitation stays.
• Document diagnoses and clinical findings accurately.
• Collaborate with physicians, nurses, social workers, and care teams.
• Conduct advance care planning and serious illness conversations.
• Educate patients and caregivers on disease management and treatment plans.
• Coordinate care for patients with complex needs.

Kenntnisse

EMR literacy

Care coordination

Patient education

Ausbildung

Active AANP or ANCC certification

Active NCCPA certification

Unrestricted state license

Tools

EMR software

Jobbeschreibung

Optum, a part of UnitedHealth Group, is seeking a per diem Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant for long-term care in Yakima or Tri-Cities, WA. The role emphasizes high-risk Medicare patient care with a balanced schedule and no on-call, weekends, or holidays.

The position offers a $5,000 sign-on bonus and a collaborative care team in skilled nursing and senior living settings, focusing on improving outcomes and reducing hospitalizations.