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Nurse Practitioner

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national recruitersLorain (OH)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$115 - 50

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About the role

NURSE PRACTITIONER (NP) - IN-HOME HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENTS
Position: PRN / 1099 Contractor Exclusions: PMHNP, Women's Health, Pediatric NP's and PA's.
Schedule: Flexible (50+ hours/month)
Compensation: $105 - $115 per visit $100 - 50-60 hours per month $110 - 80+ hours per month $115 - 90+ hours per month We are seeking Nurse Practitioners (Certain NPs only; no PAs) with no less than 50 hours per month who can start immediately completing in-home Health Risk Assessments (HRAs) for Medicare Advantage members. Must be able to complete credentialing paperwork, training, and onboarding within the first 10-12 days and start field-based work immediately after thereafter. This is a pure assessment role: No prescribing, no on-call, and zero follow-up care. THE PAY BREAKDOWN$115 - 50-60 hours per month, $120 - 70-80 hours per month, $125 - 80+ hours per month Additional Pay: $250 flat-rate paid training, $25 full HRA no-shows, $65 diagnostic-only visits, $10 diagnostic no-shows. Fast-Track Bonus: Extra incentive bonus if you complete onboarding paperwork within 24 hoursWHAT YOU'LL DOConduct in-home HRAs (medical history, lifestyle, basic physical/mental evaluations).Provide preventive care education. Document visits using a company-provided iPad. COUNTY COVERAGE AREAS (Must be willing to cover both counties, but not all in the same day.)Cleveland | Lorain | Medina | Mentor | Akron | SanduskyWHY YOU'LL LOVE ITTotal autonomy and scheduling flexibility. Mileage reimbursement after 20 miles/day (IRS standard rate).Fast 5-7 day onboarding to get you earning quickly.
REQUIREMENTS: Active NP license (No PAs; most specialties accepted except Pediatrics, PMHNP, and Women's Health).Reliable personal transportation to travel locally across multiple counties. Ready to start ASAP.Ready to earn strong supplemental income? Apply today and get cleared to work in less than a week!

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