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TruHealth is seeking an advanced practice provider, either a nurse practitioner (NP) or physician assistant (PA) with experience in primary care or internal medicine, preferably with geriatrics focus.
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POSITION SUMMARY TruHealth is seeking an advanced practice provider, either a nurse practitioner (NP) or physician assistant (PA) with experience in primary care or internal medicine, preferably with geriatrics focus.
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Primary Care in Geriatric Medicine. If you are an advanced practice registered nurse (APRN or NP) or physician assistant (PA) who enjoys working with the aging population, consider joining the TruHealth team.
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You will be responsible for providing plan members with personalized, coordinated health care that improves quality of life and prevents unnecessary hospital visits. We own nursing homes, health plans for Medicare beneficiaries living in long-term care facilities, as well as divisions offering psychiatric care, home health, hospice, rehabilitation and specialty pharmacy services.
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Our providers work primarily within nursing homes or assisted living communities with residents who are enrolled in special Medicare Advantage plans. Prescribing medications and ordering lab work, diagnostic procedures and consultations.
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Family Nurse Practitioner. Family Nurse Practitioner. FNP, AGNP, AHACNP or PA license required. Degree from an accredited APRN or PA program. APRN Advanced Practice RN. Electronic Health Records experience.
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Our NPs and PAs are team players who contribute to TruHealth's success and help our partners enhance their residents' quality of life. 3 years' experience in clinical nursing or rehab in geriatric populations.
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Telehealth through 98point6 free to all employees. Working with RN case managers as part of an integrated care team. You will work closely with our facility partners and health plan leadership to Implement our national model of care in compliance with all federal and state regulations.
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Experience in clinical nursing or rehab in geriatric populations. This position gives you the opportunity to improve outcomes for long-term care residents by collaborating with a team of providers and case managers.
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