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Nurse Practitioner - In-Home Health Evaluations

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northeast healthcare recruitmentHyannis (MA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$80

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About the role

NP Health Assessments Set your own schedule. Low-stress clinical work. New grads welcome. We're hiring 1099 NPs to complete pre-scheduled, in-home health assessments for Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, and commercial health plan members. Pre-populated forms, structured workflows, no treatment plans — just clean assessment work. Why NPs love this role: You set your own schedule. You are never told when to work. Pick your days, hours, and weekly volume. High visit volume. With one of the largest assessment networks in the industry, we have the patient volume to keep your schedule full. Low-stress clinical work. No prescribing. No treatment changes. No follow-up calls. Complete the visit, submit the form, done. New grads welcome. One of the few NP roles where you can start without prior experience.
Compensation: earn more as you commit more: Base rate of $80 per completed assessment Tiered pay structure: Your per-visit rate increases as you commit to more hours per month 6–11 visits/day = $500–$1000 per day Pay-per-test bonuses for qualifying visits (labs, screenings, etc.) Rates vary by market — recruiter will share specifics for your state Position Details: Pre-scheduled visits with pre-populated patient forms 60 hours/month minimum commitment Visits span multiple counties in your assigned region — broader coverage means more visits and higher earning potential No nights or weekends required Short-term and long-term contracts available Travel assignments available — airfare, hotel, and rental car covered (eligibility-based) Malpractice insurance included Requirements: Active, unrestricted state NP license Board certification: FNP, AGNP, or ANP Reliable personal transportation Available for at least 60 hours/month New grads welcome — no minimum experience required Apply today to hear from a recruiter within 24 hours!

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