The Nurse Practitioner provides comprehensive palliative care services under physician supervision, focusing on evaluation, assessment, and management of patients with advanced illnesses.
Responsibilities include conducting physical exams, developing individualized care plans, prescribing medications, coordinating with healthcare teams, educating patients/families, and reviewing advanced directives. They communicate effectively with interdisciplinary teams, community providers, and patients to ensure continuity of care and meet patient goals.
Additional duties involve maintaining compliance with regulations, participating in quality improvement, and pursuing professional development.
The role requires a master’s degree, valid licensure, experience in hospice or palliative care, and strong communication and clinical skills.
Work involves traveling within the community, with a focus on offering patient-centered care in home and community settings.
The position offers a salary of $105,000–$125,000 annually along with benefits such as health insurance, retirement plans, and flexible scheduling.