Podiatric Medicine Nurse Practitioner
$2,750 per month
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Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$2,750 per month
About the role
- Provide foot and lower-extremity focused care within your scope of practice to residents in long-term and senior care facilities
- Assess, diagnose, and manage common foot and lower-extremity conditions
- Provide diabetic foot care, preventative care, wound prevention, and patient mobility education
- Identify changes in condition and coordinate appropriate follow-up care
- Collaborate with facility nursing staff and other healthcare professionals to support coordinated, patient-centered care
- Participate in applicable Medicare quality programs and clinical initiatives
- Complete timely clinical documentation in NextGen EMR using a company-issued iPadPractice autonomously in accordance with Wisconsin APRN requirements and PPG clinical standards
- Why You'll Love PPG Flexible scheduling choose the days you work
- Part-time and full-time opportunities available
- Established patient volume
- Competitive, production-based compensation with no cap on earnings
- Dedicated support for scheduling, supplies, billing, licensing, and credentialing
- Travel and mileage reimbursement
- Company-issued iPad for EMR documentation
- Ongoing training, mentorship, and clinical development
- High level of clinical autonomy
- Work-life balance without the administrative burden of building your own practice What We're Looking For Required Master's or doctoral degree from an accredited Nurse Practitioner program
- Current national Nurse Practitioner certification through an applicable certifying body, such as AANP or ANCCActive Registered Nurse license and ability to obtain appropriate Wisconsin RN/APRN licensure
- Minimum 2 years of post-graduate Nurse Practitioner/APRN clinical practice experience
- Must meet or be able to meet Wisconsin Board of Nursing requirements for Independent APRN Practice prior to independent field practice
- Willingness to complete all Wisconsin APRN licensing requirements, including the required jurisprudence examination
- Ability to work autonomously and travel between assigned long-term care facilities Preferred Long-term care, skilled nursing, geriatrics, wound care, diabetic care, primary care, or podiatry-related clinical experience
- Previous experience practicing independently or in a highly autonomous clinical settingBLS certification
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