Wound Care Nurse Practitioner Locum Tenens Job in Oregon

Hayes Locums LLC; Oregon; On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Hayes Locums LLC is sourcing a wound care nurse practitioner for an outpatient clinic in Oregon, providing weekday coverage 32–40 hours per week. The role follows a Monday through Friday schedule with 8-hour days, focusing on treatment of chronic and complex wounds in a busy outpatient setting.

You'll manage a diverse case mix, including calciphylaxis, diabetic ulcers, leg wounds, pressure injuries, wound vacs, and occasional peristomal wound breakdown, with an average daily caseload of 15–19

Qualifications

• Licensed Nurse Practitioner in Oregon with current credentials.
• Experience treating chronic and complex wounds in an outpatient setting.
• Ability to manage 15–19 patient visits per day and four new patients daily.

Responsibilities

• Provide weekday wound care in an outpatient clinic, Mon-Fri.
• Treat chronic and complex wounds including calciphylaxis and diabetic ulcers.
• Manage patient caseload of 15–19 per day with four new patients daily.
• Collaborate with healthcare team to coordinate care.

Skills

Wound care

Outpatient clinic experience

Education

Nurse Practitioner license (Oregon)

Job description

An outpatient clinic in Oregon is seeking a locum tenens wound care nurse practitioner to provide weekday coverage ranging from 32–40 hours per week. This clinic‑only job follows a Monday through Friday schedule with 8‑hour days and focuses on the treatment of chronic and complex wounds. You'll manage a diverse case mix, including atypical wounds such as calciphylaxis and pyoderma, diabetic and leg wounds, pressure injuries, wound vacs, and occasional peristomal wound breakdown. The average daily caseload is 15–19 patients, including approximately four new patients per day.

Role: Nurse Practitioner

Location: Oregon

Setting: Outpatient clinic

Schedule: 32–40 hours per week

Days: Monday–Friday

Patient volume: 15–19 patients per day

Experience with chronic and complex wound care