Weekend Primary Care NP/PA for Senior Care

Cornerstone; Lexington (NC); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid Time Off

Malpractice insurance coverage

Job summary

Cornerstone Clinical Partners is seeking a Primary Care Nurse Practitioner/Physician’s Assistant to provide on-site care to residents in long‑term care facilities. This part‑time role emphasizes meaningful patient relationships and a collaborative care environment.

Qualified providers have NP/PA licenses and NC licensure, with at least 6 months in long‑term care. You’ll diagnose, treat, educate, and coordinate with facility teams while supporting elder‑care goals in a structured setting.

Qualifications

• Active and unrestricted NP/PA/MD license.
• State license in good standing in North Carolina.
• Minimum 6 months of long-term care or skilled nursing facility experience.
• Strong communication, clinical, and critical thinking skills.
• Passion for elder care and person-centered healthcare.

Responsibilities

• Provide primary care services to residents in skilled nursing and long-term care facilities.
• Perform physical exams and medical history assessments.
• Diagnose and treat chronic and acute health conditions.
• Order and interpret diagnostic tests and lab results.
• Develop and adjust individualized care plans.
• Prescribe medications and monitor treatment effectiveness.
• Collaborate with facility staff and interdisciplinary teams.
• Educate patients and families about treatment options and care goals.
• Ensure a safe, respectful, and supportive environment for residents.

Skills

Communication

Critical thinking

Clinical skills

Education

NP license

PA license

NC state licensure

Job description

Cornerstone Clinical Partners is seeking a Primary Care Nurse Practitioner/Physician’s Assistant to provide on-site care to residents in long‑term care facilities. This part‑time role emphasizes meaningful patient relationships and a collaborative care environment.

Qualified providers have NP/PA licenses and NC licensure, with at least 6 months in long‑term care. You’ll diagnose, treat, educate, and coordinate with facility teams while supporting elder‑care goals in a structured setting.