Statewide Travel NP/PA - Flexible Hours, Home Visits

Jobtome; Molalla (OR); On-site; USD 110,000 - 164,000; Full time

Job summary

Optum Care in Oregon is seeking an Advanced Practice Clinician (NP/PA) to conduct in-home health assessments for Medicare Advantage and other plan members. This field-based role offers a flexible schedule and a chance to work across diverse home environments, with substantial travel throughout the state.

You will evaluate patients, document diagnoses, educate on care and medications, and coordinate with primary care providers to close care gaps. A license and relevant certifications are required.

Qualifications

• Active, unrestricted licensure in the practicing state with no disciplinary actions.
• Active driver's license with reliable transportation for home visits.
• NPs: ANCC/AANP certification in family/adult/geriatric primary care; PAs: NCCPA certification and state licensure.
• Willingness to travel across Oregon (about 85%).
• Ability to navigate varied home environments and perform assessments.

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive in-home assessments including medical history, vitals, and exam.
• Identify and document diagnoses for care management and treatment planning.
• Communicate findings to PCPs to address gaps in care.
• Educate members on disease processes, medications and adherence.
• Address social determinants of health and provide referrals as needed.

Skills

Driver's license

Transportation for home visits

Communication skills with geriatric/MC

Languages beyond English

Education

ANCC or AANP Family/Adult/Geriatric Primary Care certification

NCCPA certification and state licensure (for PA)

Tools

Electronic medical records proficiency

Job description

Optum Care in Oregon is seeking an Advanced Practice Clinician (NP/PA) to conduct in-home health assessments for Medicare Advantage and other plan members. This field-based role offers a flexible schedule and a chance to work across diverse home environments, with substantial travel throughout the state.

You will evaluate patients, document diagnoses, educate on care and medications, and coordinate with primary care providers to close care gaps. A license and relevant certifications are required.