APC Nurse Practitioner; APCNP

Why PIH Health?

PIH Health is a nonprofit regional healthcare network with three hospitals, 100 outpatient medical offices, seven Urgent Care Centers, and a medical foundation employing over 500 physicians and mid-level providers. Our organization is home to more than 7,500 compassionate and dedicated employees. PIH Health has earned recognition as one of America’s 100 Best Hospitals, a testament to our commitment to providing exceptional care to our community.

Our leadership is dedicated to putting patients first—a cornerstone of our mission, vision and values. At PIH Health, you’re not just another staff member—your part of a close-knit, dedicated family committed to providing exceptional care. If you’re looking for a place to grow, make an impact, and join a team that truly values you, we’d love to have you on board.

PIH Health is seeking a dedicated Nurse Practitioner (APCNP) to join its Post‑Acute Care team in Whittier, California. This role focuses on providing high‑quality, evidence‑based care for patients transitioning from hospital to home, with an emphasis on older adult and medically complex populations.

The APC Nurse Practitioner functions as a clinical expert in an advanced practice role, independently delivering comprehensive, patient‑centered care across inpatient follow‑up, outpatient clinic, and home‑based settings.

• Mission‑driven organization focused on improving patient outcomes and community health
• Meaningful, high‑impact work supporting patients through hospital discharge and recovery
• Strong, collaborative team culture with physicians, APPs, nurses, and care coordinators working together
• Supportive environment that values respect, communication, and shared decision‑making
• Balanced weekday schedule with predictable hours and strong work‑life balance
• Mix of clinic‑based and home‑based care for variety and clinical engagement
• Opportunity to care for complex patients and make a direct impact on reducing readmissions
• Structured onboarding and ramp‑up period to support success in the role
• Daily work that is meaningful, relationship‑based, and directly improves patient quality of life

The APC Nurse Practitioner (APCNP) functions in an Advanced Practice Role as a clinical expert and independently performs and documents a complete physical examination for acute and complex chronically ill patients. The APCNP administers medical care to assigned population. The APCNP administers preventive care and chronic illness surveillance. The APCNP’s responsibilities include assessment, diagnoses and management of health‑illness needs. The primary goal is to deliver Age Friendly Health Systems by focusing on geriatric principles, including the 4M’s (What Matters, Medication, Mentation and Mobility) using evidence‑based practices in the care for older adults.

• Current California Nurse Practitioner License
• Master’s degree in nursing from an accredited nurse practitioner program
• Board Certification:
  Board certified as a Nurse Practitioner
• Two to five (2‑5) years previous experience in chronic care/palliative care outpatient setting
• Organizational skills and personal leadership qualities including tact and diplomacy, necessary to coordinate all aspects of the program and to integrate the efforts of the hospital, medical staff, and program staff
• Evidence of continuing education and self‑development to support license requirements
• Current Basic Life Support Card
• California Driver’s License and current car insurance required

• Bilingual skills in Spanish/Chinese preferred.

Compensation Range: $130K-160K Annually

• Competitive compensation with strong earning potential
• Shareholder opportunity after 5 years
• Full Medical, Dental & Vision benefits
• Up to 267 PTO hours annually
• CME allowance
• Retirement plan with 3% Safe Harbor contribution
• Malpractice coverage
• License & DEA reimbursement
• Cell phone stipend
• Disability & life insurance coverage

PIH Health is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.