Remote Telephonic NP - After-Hours Urgent Care (Part-Time)

Optum; West New York (NJ); Remote; USD 125,000 - 175,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus up to $30,000

Job summary

Optum is hiring a National On Call Advanced Practice Clinician for telehealth/telephonic care. This remote, part-time role covers evenings, nights and rotating weekends, with a 24/7 coverage expectation and a 20-hour minimum weekly commitment.

Primary responsibilities include coordinating care across care givers and facilities, using EMR for acute care, and documenting encounters per CMS rules. Requires NP license in NY and board certification; DEA may be required.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of clinical experience as an APC.
• Active and unrestricted NP license in New York; ability to start process to obtain additional licensure.
• Ability to gain a collaborative practice agreement where applicable.
• Graduate of an accredited MSN or DNP program; NP certification (AANP/ANCC) in Family/Adult/Gero/Acute Care.
• Current DEA licensure/prescriptive authority or ability to obtain post-hire.

Responsibilities

• Available on telephonic/telehealth platform coordinating care across providers, facilities and caregivers.
• Use EMR proficiently to deliver acute care during shifts and holidays.
• Deliver cost-effective, quality care across medical and behavioral conditions in collaboration with a physician or specialist.
• Document encounters accurately to CMS requirements and ensure quality measures are addressed.

Skills

APC clinical experience

NP licensure

EMR proficiency

Education

MSN or DNP

Job description

Optum is hiring a National On Call Advanced Practice Clinician for telehealth/telephonic care. This remote, part-time role covers evenings, nights and rotating weekends, with a 24/7 coverage expectation and a 20-hour minimum weekly commitment.

Primary responsibilities include coordinating care across care givers and facilities, using EMR for acute care, and documenting encounters per CMS rules. Requires NP license in NY and board certification; DEA may be required.