CareConnect Advanced Practice Provider- NP

Your Impact

The Advanced Practice Practitioner is responsible for modeling Well Be’s values and mission in delivering care to patients in their homes. They are responsible for following the rules and regulations of state and federal regulatory agencies, as well as any other applicable certifying agencies within their region. As an advanced practice provider at Well Be, you will play a vital role in caring for patients in their homes through remote care.

The Care Connect Team at Well Be supports timely responses to patients’ changing needs seven days a week. This role is critical to the overall interdisciplinary team and focuses on providing compassionate care to patients with chronic and acute illnesses and injuries while supporting their ability to remain safely in their own homes.

You will provide clinical triage, clinical management, and clinical oversight for unscheduled needs through telephonic and video visits, as well as by overseeing facilitated in-home visits in collaboration with other healthcare professionals on the team.

As part of our longitudinal care model, you will help ensure patients remain compliant with protocols, HEDIS measures, and transition-of-care requirements, scheduling follow-up appointments as needed. Working within our broader interdisciplinary team, you will help deliver concierge-style, timely, high-quality care to every patient.

Compensation: $110,000 - $175,000 / year + Mileage Reimbursement and Full Benefits

Sign-On Bonus: $5,000

Schedule: Monday–Friday, 10:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m., with alternating weekend coverage from 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

• Practice the Well Be Mission: Help patients lead healthier, more meaningful lives by delivering the most Complete Care™ to your patient panel.

• Collaborate with Clinicians: Partner with community medical directors, longitudinal advanced practice providers, and community social workers to manage the health and well-being of patients in their homes.

• Support Patient Engagement: Address patient care needs and implement strategies to keep patients actively engaged in their care.

• Conduct Patient Visits: Facilitate in-home and telehealth visits, including initial patient assessments and ongoing follow-up visits based on patient needs.

• Provide
  
  Education:
  
  Support staff, patients, and families in making informed decisions by providing educational resources.

• Deliver Clinical Care: Perform urgent care services, necessary patient screenings, and physical examinations. Develop appropriate assessments and care plans, and complete documentation in a timely manner.

• Coordinate Transitions of Care: Address patient care needs as they arise, including transition-of-care visits and HEDIS measures.

• Develop Comprehensive Care Plans: Collaborate with the community team to complete comprehensive patient assessments and individualized care plans.

• Order and Interpret Diagnostics: Order, interpret, and analyze diagnostic tests; determine the need for follow-up appointments and additional treatment options in accordance with applicable state supervisory or collaborative agreements.

• Manage Medications and Treatments: Prescribe and manage medications and treatments, including psychopharmacological interventions when appropriate, in accordance with applicable state scope-of-practice requirements and any required collaborative or supervisory agreements.

• Maintain Accurate Records: Update patient records and verify their accuracy at each appointment.

• Collaborate with Supervising Physicians: Deliver patient care and complete regular patient reviews with supervising or collaborating physicians in accordance with applicable state requirements.

• Maintain Quality Standards: Deliver high-quality care while meeting company metrics related…