- Salary
- $115k – $140k/yr
- Location
- Belmont, North Carolina, US
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- Healthcare
- Source
- BetterTeam
Description
- Practice With Real Clinical Autonomy
- You’ll have the opportunity to think like a provider, not just follow a protocol.
- You’ll manage the rehabilitation and physical medicine needs of an entire patient population, make meaningful clinical decisions, identify problems early, and develop individualized plans of care.
- You’ll have the freedom to use your experience and clinical judgment while still having a team of like-minded providers available for support.
- Build Relationships That Actually Matter
- In geriatrics, you have the opportunity to see the whole person — not just the diagnosis.
- You’ll get to know your patients, their families, their goals, their challenges, and what matters most to them.
- You’ll also develop strong relationships with the nurses, therapists, administrators, and staff who care for these patients every day.
- You won't be just another provider rounding through the building. You'll become part of the team.
- Reducing avoidable hospitalizations.
- Improving rehabilitation outcomes.
- Preventing complications.
- Improving functional status and quality of life.
- Strengthening communication between providers, nursing, therapy, and families.
- Improving preventative care and overall patient outcomes.
$115,000–$140,000 annual salary.
We believe being a great provider shouldn't require sacrificing your life outside of work.
Our providers have built-in flexibility to help create a schedule that works for them.
We're growing — and high-performing providers have opportunities to grow with us.
Work alongside professionals who understand the unique challenges and opportunities of practicing as an NP.
Make a tangible difference in the lives of older adults and rehabilitation patients every single day.
- Provide comprehensive medical care to geriatric and rehabilitation patients within the SNF setting
- Evaluate and manage patients' rehabilitation and physical medicine needs
- Develop and monitor individualized treatment plans
- Collaborate closely with nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, administration, and families
- Identify and address medical issues before they become emergencies
- Participate in preventative care and quality-improvement initiatives
- Help reduce avoidable hospitalizations and improve patient outcomes
- Communicate effectively with patients, families, and the interdisciplinary care team
- Serve as a clinical resource and trusted partner to the facility
- Practice with a high degree of autonomy while having support from the KMG team
- Love working with geriatric patients.
- Enjoy the complexity and challenge of rehabilitation medicine.
- Want greater autonomy in your practice.
- Believe relationships are an essential part of great healthcare.
- Communicate well with patients, families, and interdisciplinary teams.
- Take ownership of patient outcomes.
- Want to be part of a growing organization rather than a large corporate system.
- Are motivated by improving quality of life — not simply treating diagnoses.