Role OverviewAn Advanced Practice Provider is a licensed and board-certified nurse practitioner or physician’s assistant responsible for medically managing a panel of Longevity Health Plan enrolled nursing home level of care/institutional members.
What You Will Do
Conducts a comprehensive assessment, develops and delivers the member’s individualized plan of care, attends nursing facility care team meetings, communicates frequently with the resident’s family/loved ones and ensures the care team understands the member’s goals of care and needs.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The Advanced Practice Provider will be supported by APP Clinical Manager, Market Director of Clinical Services, and local medical director who provide education and guidance on best practices to effectively care for their members.
Requirements
- State unrestricted licensed Advanced Practice Nurse, National Board certification (AANP, ANCC or AACN) as an Adult, Family, Geriatric or Primary Care nurse practitioner required.
- Will allow acute care nurse practitioner with nursing home/geriatric or hospice palliative experience OR state unrestricted licensed Physician’s Assistant NCCPA board certified with nursing home/geriatric or hospice/palliative experience.
- DEA License required.
- Must have an active national provider number (NPI) and an active Medicare provider number.
- Must be eligible to participate in the Medicare program as a provider and registered.
- Valid state driver's license with a good driving record and proof of automobile insurance required.
- Auto liability insurance declaration page with minimum limits of $100,000/$300,000 for bodily injury and $100,000 for property damage with combined single limit of $300,000.
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