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Telehealth Nurse Practitioner, 1099
CareAtlas Inc. Conduct remote new-patient visits, including record review, patient evaluation, medication reconciliation, assessment and plan, orders, and documentation .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in conducting remote patient evaluations, medication reconciliation, and clinical triage while ensuring compliance with documentation and quality standards. Proficient in collaborating with care teams and managing complex patient needs, particularly in outpatient and home-based settings.
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Board-Certified Family Nurse PractitionerTexas APRN LicensureMedication ReconciliationTelehealth AssessmentE&M Documentation
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Hard Skills
Clinical TriagePatient EvaluationMedication PrescribingCare Plan DevelopmentDocumentation in Electronic Health RecordWorkflow ImprovementComplex Care ManagementHome Health CoordinationValue-Based CareInterprofessional Handoff
Soft Skills
Independent Decision-MakingAdaptabilityCollaborationCommunicationPatient-Centered Care
Tools & Technologies
Electronic Health RecordTeam Communication ToolsRemote Patient Monitoring (RPM)Chronic Care Management (CCM)
Certifications & Qualifications
Board Certification in Primary CareActive Individual NPI
Industry Keywords
Outpatient Primary CareGeriatric CareHome-Based CareMedicare PatientsTransitions of Care
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Conduct remote new-patient visits, including record review, patient evaluation, medication reconciliation, assessment and plan, orders, and documentation
- Triage and resolve clinical escalations involving abnormal vital signs or symptoms, medication questions and refills, urgent clinical review, care plans, home health, therapy, DME, or referral needs
- Prescribe or refill medications, sign orders and care plans, and direct patients to urgent or emergency care when clinically appropriate
- Close the loop with patients, caregivers, Care Navigators, and referring partners
- Provide assigned follow-up evaluation and management visits and approved RPM and CCM services
- Collaborate with Care Navigators while remaining accountable for clinical decisions and documentation
- Document in the electronic health record and use designated team communication tools
- Identify opportunities to improve workflows and patient safety
- Provide coverage three mutually agreed weekdays weekly from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Central
- Resolve or hand off unresolved issues before coverage ends
- Progressively assume independent responsibility during the structured 30-day ramp
- Meet quality, documentation, response-time, and billing-readiness standards
Requirements
What you’ll need- Board-certified family nurse practitioner or adult-gerontology primary care nurse practitioner; another primary care NP certification may be considered if scope and experience align
- Current, unrestricted RN and Texas APRN licensure or applicable authorization to practice
- Active individual NPI
- Already enrolled—or able to promptly enroll—with Medicare and complete any required reassignment to the applicable Austin Health Wired-affiliated professional entity
- Able to meet applicable physician-delegation, prescriptive-authority, credentialing, and professional-liability requirements before delivering care
- At least 3 years of outpatient primary care, complex care, geriatric, home-based, or post-acute clinical experience
- Strong E&M documentation, medication reconciliation, telehealth assessment, clinical triage, and interprofessional handoff skills
- Comfort working independently within clear protocols, learning new technology, and adapting as workflows evolve
- Preferred: caring for Medicare patients with multiple chronic medical and social needs
- Preferred: transitions of care, home health, RPM, CCM, or value-based care
- Preferred: signing care plans or home-health orders and coordinating across patients, caregivers, and distributed care teams
- Texas-licensed nurse practitioner
- Able to provide coverage three mutually agreed weekdays per week, 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Central
- Able to remain reachable and begin appropriate clinical action within required response targets during coverage windows
Benefits
Comp & perks- Coverage pay continues during active work, in addition to applicable visit or hourly clinical payments
- Required onboarding and training are paid at the agreed hourly clinical rate
- Practice-arranged and funded physician-delegation arrangements
- Professional-liability coverage for services performed under the engagement
- Clinical lead support and progressive onboarding during the first 30 days
- Coverage pay applies to all contracted coverage hours
- Necessary clinical work within the agreed scope is compensated even when it does not result in a separately billable service