Virtual Clinic Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant

United StatesPart-TimeMiddle

Salary60 - 65 USD per hour

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Experience: 3+ years of clinical practice in Family Medicine or Urgent Care setting

Requirements

Active Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant license.
Board Certification in Family Practice.
Ability to see both pediatric and adult patients.
3+ years of clinical practice in Family Medicine or Urgent Care setting.
Prior experience delivering care through telehealth modalities.
Ability to work evenings, weekends, and holidays, including 2 weekend shifts per month and 1 major/1 minor holiday per year.
Must be able to meet Privia’s credentialing requirements and those for Medicare, Medicaid, and other payers.
Must be in good standing with medical boards and able to obtain additional state licensures (VA, FL, TX, TN, GA, DC, CA, MT, and/or MD preferred).
Must comply with HIPAA rules and regulations.
Minimum internet speed of 5 MBPS download and 3 MBPS upload for remote work.

Responsibilities

Treat patients via telemedicine using the technology platform for Privia Health, including coordinating follow-ups and managing tasks in the clinical inbox.
Support the development of virtual care protocols, guidelines, policies, and training programs for providers.
Participate in case reviews, consultations, and utilization review.
Participate in key virtual health strategy, business development, and clinical meetings.
Stay current on telehealth issues and best practices.

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