Enjoy Great Money and Career Growth with one of the Fastest Growing Health plans in the Country!
We're seeking a nurse practitioner that will be based in Syracuse, but willing and able to travel throughout New York a couple weeks per month completing medication reviews, HEDIS and Stars quality gap closures, and promoting membership growth at different facilities.
This role requires flexibility to fill in across facilities within a state market, addressing vacancies and absences. Travel schedules vary and are collaboratively planned. You must be licensed, board-certified, and may be hired based on regulatory oversight capabilities. Join us in making a profound impact on healthcare delivery.
Here's your mission:
- Provide exemplary primary care to a dedicated panel of members, aligning with their specific healthcare goals. This means treating in the most suitable setting, advocating for the 'treating in place' model, and navigating the complexities of advanced care planning.
- Conduct thorough assessments, craft personalized care plans, and ensure seamless delivery of the Model of Care activities. Your work will directly influence the quality of life of your patients by offering tailored, compassionate care.
- Play a pivotal role in clinical operations functions such as prior authorization, medication reviews, and the closure of HEDIS and STARs quality gaps, all while fostering membership growth.
- Be the cornerstone of communication and coordination, liaising between members, their families, and care teams. Educate and inform all stakeholders of care needs, treatment changes, and the overarching goals of care.
Must-haves for your toolkit:
- State unrestricted licensure as an Advanced Practice Nurse complemented by national board certification. Eligibility to participate in Medicare is a must.
- Medicare registered in the state of New York
- Active DEA license
- Active NPI
- A proven track record with at least 6 months of direct experience as an APP, preferably with exposure to geriatric, hospice, or palliative care populations. Experience in the nursing home environment is highly desired.
- Proficiency in technology use, alongside outstanding communication abilities to effectively connect with patients, families, and healthcare teams.
- Demonstrated clinical prowess in assessment, diagnosis, and treatment, especially tailored to the needs of the chronically ill.
What's in it for you:
- Great Salary, Bonuses and Benefits! When you factor in the extra 5% bonus you receive as part of the floater role, weekly travel bonuses, and premium benefits, you’ll earn $200,000 in total compensation!
- Comprehensive Health Coverage: We generously cover 90% of individual plan costs and 70% for dependents, including medical, dental, and vision benefits, with pre-tax employee contributions.
- Life Insurance: A $10,000 term life insurance policy is provided at no cost, with additional voluntary options available for you and your family.
- Additional Insurance Options: Choose from pet, auto, home, legal, accident, critical illness, and hospital indemnity insurance to meet all your needs.
- Savings Plans: Benefit from Health Savings Accounts (HSA) or Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA), pre-tax commuter benefits, and a robust 401(k) plan with a competitive company match and a graduated vesting schedule.
- Professional Development: Enjoy paid days for continuing education, a stipend for training, and access to a wide range of courses through our Company-sponsored Learning Management System.
- Generous Time Off: We offer up to 160 hours of paid time off annually, with rollover options, alongside bereavement, jury duty leave, and 10 paid holidays, including two floating holidays of your choice.
This role is more than a job; it’s a commitment to excellence and innovation in patient care, offering a unique opportunity to impact the lives of a vulnerable population positively.