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Nurse Practitioner - Field Based PRN Risk Assessments - Maine (Newcastle, ME)

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POSITION TYPE: Risk Assessment Provider

SPECIALTY: Nurse Practitioner (NP)

LOCATION: Maine

SHIFT: Flexible Schedule- set your own hours

PAY: $90-$100/ Completed Assessment


Job Description:

The risk assessment provider is responsible for the documentation and assessments of high risk conditions for patients in their homes. This assessment is necessary for insurance providers to help each member individually with their health and well-being.


Responsibilities:

  • Conduct Health Risk Assessments (HRA) on insured plan patients in their homes or plan designated areas
  • Identify all active and chronic disease conditions as well as determine all physical, mental, and social needs present at the time of the visit
  • Obtain vital signs, measure BMI, review pharmacological therapy and conduct a physical examination
  • Conduct necessary screenings to capture HEDIS measures and close gaps in care
  • Educate and counsel patient and family on any conditions identified during assessment



Job Benefits:

  • Competitive “per assessment” rates
  • Flexible schedule
  • Mileage reimbursement
  • Travel reimbursement for hotel stay (when applicable)
  • Equipment, training, and supplies provided
  • Liability coverage provided
  • 1099 independent contractor role


Requirements:

  • Active Nurse Practitioner (NP) state license and board certifications
  • Must have at least 1 year experience preferred
  • Risk Assessment coding experience/ knowledge preferred
  • Must have valid state driver license and automobile insurance
  • Candidate will be required to travel within the county or counties selected
  • Strong computer skills: including but not limited to Word, Excel, EMRs and Web based applications





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