Nurse Practitioner (NP)
page mechanical groupGreenville (SC)
$117,000 per year
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page mechanical groupGreenville (SC)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$117,000 per year
About the role
Puzzle Healthcare is a mission-driven, national post-acute care organization focused on protecting patients during their most vulnerable moments—right after a hospital stay. As aNurse Practitioner in Greenville, SC, you’ll provide focused care in nursing facilities helping reduce readmissions and improve recovery while enjoying autonomy, a predictable schedule, and strong team support.
What You’ll Do:
- Round in assigned facilities on a consistent weekday daytime schedule
- Oversee daily patient interactions through timely micro visits that support focused assessments to assess recovery, manage pain, wounds, and functional decline
- Collaborate with physicians, therapists, and facility staff on individualized recovery plans
- Use Puzzle’s EHR to complete documentation (often remotely from home)
- Monitor readmission risk and help close gaps in post-acute care
- Maintain compliance with post-acute and PM&R-related regulations
What You’ll Gain
Schedule: Weekday daytime hours only; no nights, weekends, holidays, or call
Compensation:
This position is compensated through an RVU-based productivity model. In accordance with pay transparency guidelines, the estimated hourly equivalent for this role is $60–$75 per hour, based on experience, productivity, and clinical performance. This hourly equivalent is provided for transparency purposes only and does not represent a guaranteed hourly wage.
Benefits:
Comprehensive health benefits, paid time off, professional development, and remote charting tools Culture: A supportive, mission-obsessed team that values collaboration, kindness, and career growth
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