Physician Assistant Post-Acute & Long-Term Care
Earn $110K $160K Full-Time Part-Time Flexible Schedule
Are you a Physician Assistant looking to boost your income while maintaining work-life balance? Join a rapidly expanding, clinician-led medical group delivering high-quality care across skilled nursing facilities.
Step into a role where your expertise is valued, your schedule is flexible, and your impact is meaningful.
Why You ll Love This Role We re a clinician-first organization built on respect, collaboration, and integrity focused on helping providers succeed both professionally and personally.
Flexible scheduling options
Strong clinical & administrative support
Collaborative team environment
Leadership and growth opportunities
Make a real difference in patient care
Compensation & Benefits - Competitive salary: $140,000 $160,000
- 401(k) with employer contribution
- Medical, dental & vision insurance
- Generous PTO + 8 paid holidays
- CME allowance & licensure reimbursement
- Supportive leadership & career growth
Your Role Clinical Responsibilities - Provide comprehensive care in post-acute & long-term care settings
- Perform patient evaluations, diagnoses, and treatment planning
- Order and interpret labs, imaging, and diagnostic tests
- Prescribe medications and therapies
- Document patient care accurately and efficiently
- Educate patients, families, and facility staff
Team Collaboration - Work closely with physicians, nurses, and facility leadership
- Participate in interdisciplinary team meetings
- Support quality improvement initiatives and patient outcomes
Qualifications - Licensed Nurse Practitioner (NP) or Physician Assistant (PA) U.S.
- Active or eligible license in:
- DEA license (or eligibility)
- Eligible for Medicare/Medicaid participation
- Experience in post-acute, geriatrics, or long-term care preferred
Why This Role Matters As a Nurse Practitioner in this role, you ll provide compassionate, patient-centered care to individuals in skilled nursing facilities helping improve quality of life and clinical outcomes where it matters most.
