Family Nurse Practitioner Overview • The Family Nurse Practitioner role focuses on delivering primary care services to patients in home-based or assisted living settings. • Provide comprehensive care to complex patients, primarily geriatric, with some younger individuals requiring specialized attention. • Work Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, with scheduled visits arranged by the internal scheduling department. • Patients are grouped within designated territories to minimize travel, though travel up to 1.5 hours may be required. • Utilize your expertise to manage homebound and bedbound patients, ensuring high-quality care delivery. • Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to enhance patient outcomes and satisfaction. • Enjoy a competitive compensation package, including a base salary and performance-based bonuses. • Mileage reimbursement is provided for travel, supporting your commitment to patient care. Family Nurse Practitioner Key Responsibilities & Duties • Conduct thorough assessments and develop individualized care plans for patients in home-based or assisted living environments. • Administer treatments, prescribe medications, and monitor patient progress to ensure optimal health outcomes. • Coordinate with internal scheduling teams to manage patient visits efficiently within assigned territories. • Travel within designated areas to provide care, ensuring accessibility for patients with limited mobility. • Maintain accurate and timely documentation of patient interactions and care provided. • Collaborate with healthcare professionals to address complex medical needs and improve patient quality of life. • Participate in virtual interviews and onboarding processes as required by the organization. • Adhere to regulatory and organizational standards to ensure compliance and quality care delivery. Family Nurse Practitioner Job Requirements • Master of Science in Nursing degree and active Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) license in West Virginia. • Minimum of 2 years of experience, with 3 years preferred, in primary or geriatric care. • Valid DEA license and clean driver’s license are mandatory for this role. • Possession of a reliable vehicle and willingness to commute up to 1.5 hours. • Proficiency in managing complex patients, including homebound and bedbound individuals. • Strong communication and collaboration skills to work effectively within a multidisciplinary team. • Commitment to maintaining high standards of patient care and documentation accuracy. • Ability to participate in virtual interview rounds and meet organizational expectations.