Job Details

Description

AuthoraCare Collective is currently seeking an Advance Practice Provider (APRN/PA) for Home Based Primary Care. This is a full-time position; Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm (office base will be High Point).

CPR certification from the American Heart Association or American Red Cross Basic Life Support (BLS) is required.

The Advanced Practice Provider (APRN/PA) delivers comprehensive primary and palliative care to older adults across home and residential settings. This role emphasizes health promotion, disease prevention, chronic disease management, and addressing the physical, cognitive, and psychosocial needs of aging adults.

The APP collaborates closely with patients, families, caregivers, hospice partners, and interdisciplinary teams to provide personalized, high-quality, compassionate care in compliance with organizational policies and regulatory standards.

Our team members enjoy the following benefits: Competitive salaries and a comprehensive benefit package which includes paid time off (PTO), seven paid holidays, medical, dental, vision, disability, and life insurance, and 403B match after 12 months of service. Other benefits include mileage reimbursement, flexible work schedules, professional growth and development opportunities, and employee engagement activities.

Requirements

Education and Experience:

• Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing (APRN) or accredited PA program
• APRN or PA with active Advanced Practice Provider designation
• Minimum six (6) years of progressive clinical experience informed by current research and best practices
• Strong understanding of community-based primary and palliative care models

• Ten (10) years of progressive clinical experience
• At least four (4) years of combined palliative and primary care experience
• 5 years geriatric care experience
• Other: Valid state-issued driver's license required. Must carry automobile liability insurance at limits required by agency. Must have own transportation.

• Provide high-quality primary and palliative care to assigned patients in private homes, group homes, assisted living, and independent living facilities
• Perform comprehensive assessments, diagnose conditions, and develop individualized plans of care
• Intervene, evaluate, and document patient issues using sound clinical judgment
• Order, interpret, and act upon diagnostics, laboratory tests, and treatments
• Complete preventive and diagnostic visits including Annual Wellness Visits, Transitional Care Management, advance care planning, and cognitive assessments
• Provide education and support related to chronic disease management, palliative care needs, and end-of-life options
• Collaborate with patients, families, caregivers, hospice partners, and interdisciplinary teams to ensure coordinated, holistic care
• Participate in a 24-hour on-call rotation

• Maintain confidentiality and integrity of all patients, family, and employee information
• Complete all clinical documentation, consultations, and patient communications within 24-72 hours
• Respond to incoming messages, medication refills, and documents within 24 hours for routine requests and same day for urgent needs
• Communicate clearly, compassionately, and effectively with patients, caregivers, and team members