Family Nurse Practitioner​/Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner - Kingman, AZ

• Location:
  
  Kingman, AZ
• Schedule:
  
  Full-Time | Flexible Schedule
• Compensation: $120,000–$130,000 annually
• Benefits:
  Flexible scheduling, clinical autonomy, physician collaboration, and professional growth opportunities

• Work Environment:
  Community-based geriatric primary care serving residents in memory care, assisted living, and independent living communities throughout the Kingman area
• Coverage Model:
  Independent advanced practice with physician support and collaboration available when needed
• Travel:
  Local travel between assigned communities; reliable transportation required
• On-Call:
  Not specified

This is an opportunity for an FNP or AGNP who wants meaningful patient relationships, clinical autonomy, and the ability to take ownership of their practice. You’ll provide primary care to older adults living in memory care, assisted living, and independent living communities throughout Kingman.

Your day will center on managing the full spectrum of geriatric primary care—from chronic disease and preventive care to acute concerns, medication management, and follow-up visits. Many patients are medically complex, requiring strong clinical judgment, patience, and the ability to balance multiple conditions while keeping quality of life and independence at the center of the care plan.

You’ll work with a high level of independence while maintaining access to physician support when needed. You’ll also collaborate closely with facility staff, nurses, therapists, specialists, patients, and families to coordinate care and address changes in health before they become larger problems.

For the right provider, this role offers the independence and ownership of building a patient panel and practice style without the administrative burden of owning a private practice.

• Meaningful continuity of care:
  Build lasting relationships with older adults and their families rather than seeing patients for isolated episodes of care.
• High clinical autonomy:
  Make decisions and manage your patient panel with minimal micromanagement.
• Flexible schedule:
  Structure your workday with greater flexibility than many traditional clinic-based roles.
• Complex, engaging medicine:
  Manage a diverse geriatric population that will challenge and strengthen your clinical judgment.
• Physician support without overmanagement:
  Practice independently while having collaboration and mentorship available when needed.
• Opportunity to grow:
  Take ownership of your practice and develop professionally as the patient population and organization grow.

• A provider with a genuine interest in caring for older adults
• Strong clinical judgment and comfort managing medically complex patients
• An independent, accountable approach to patient care
• Excellent communication with patients, families, facilities, and clinical teams
• A thoughtful, patient-centered approach to treatment decisions
• Someone who values autonomy while recognizing when collaboration is appropriate

• Provide comprehensive primary care to residents of memory care, assisted living, and independent living communities
• Evaluate and manage chronic diseases, acute medical concerns, and medically complex geriatric conditions
• Conduct preventive care, routine assessments, and follow-up visits
• Develop individualized treatment plans focused on health, function, independence, and quality of life
• Manage medications and identify opportunities to reduce unnecessary polypharmacy when clinically appropriate
• Monitor changes in patient condition and adjust treatment plans accordingly
• Collaborate with physicians, nurses, therapists,…