This role centers on outpatient primary care for patients across the full lifespan, with an emphasis on preventive care, chronic disease management, and patient-centered, value-based treatment. The clinician will manage an assigned panel and see a steady daily volume of primary care visits in a collaborative, team-based setting.
Beyond core primary care, the role includes coordinating care with physicians and advanced practice providers, supporting quality improvement and population health work, and documenting in the EMR. In-office procedures may be performed based on experience and scope of practice, and after-hours call coverage is part of the position, with a shared model potentially available.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide comprehensive primary care to patients across the full lifespan
- See 16–20 patients per day in a fully outpatient setting
- Manage preventive care and chronic disease follow-up for an assigned patient panel
- Coordinate care with physicians, advanced practice providers, and other care team members
- Document patient care and manage records in the EMR
- Participate in care coordination and quality improvement initiatives
- Perform in-office procedures based on experience and scope of practice
- Provide after-hours call coverage for the patient panel
Required
- Graduate of an accredited Nurse Practitioner program
- Board certified as a Nurse Practitioner in a primary care specialty such as FNP or AGNP
- Licensed or eligible for APRN licensure in Rhode Island
- Active DEA registration or eligibility to obtain it
- Rhode Island Controlled Substances Registration (CSR) or eligibility to obtain it
- Commitment to patient-centered, value-based primary care
Preferred
- Interest in quality improvement initiatives
- Interest in population health work
- Comfort working in a technology-enabled care environment
Benefits & Perks
- Salary range of $120,000 to $130,000 USD
- Fully outpatient practice setting
- Collaborative clinical and operational support
- Shared after-hours call coverage may be available
- Team-based care model
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