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myPlace Health·Los Angeles, California
myPlace Health·Los Angeles, California
The Nurse Practitioner will deliver relationship-based primary care to older adults with complex needs, acting as a core member of the Interdisciplinary Team to manage participant panels and coordinate care across various settings. Responsibilities include initiating and evaluating treatments, performing comprehensive assessments, managing diagnostics, and ensuring accurate documentation and specialist coordination.
Care That Follows the Person—Not the Setting
As a Nurse Practitioner in our PACE program, you’ll deliver relationship-based primary care to older adults with complex needs—partnering closely with an Interdisciplinary Team and supporting participants wherever they are (in the center, at home, virtually, or in skilled nursing settings). This role is built for clinicians who want meaningful continuity, whole-person care, and the time and team support to make a lasting difference.
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Serve as a member of the IDT, completing sections of assessments and care planning, and supporting Service Determination Requests.
Own a panel with purpose: Actively grow and manage a panel of participants, building trust and continuity over time.
Deliver high-quality clinical care (with appropriate approval): Initiate, evaluate, review, and change orders for medications, diagnostics, and treatments with approval.
Coordinate care day-to-day: Assess, initiate, and coordinate care daily under supervision—keeping the participant’s whole picture in view.
Document clearly and on time: Document participant interactions, assessments, and next steps in the EMR within center-defined timeframes.
Connect participants to the right specialists: Make referrals and request consults as needed (with approval), ensuring follow-through and coordination.
Practice comprehensive assessment and education: Perform histories and physicals, provide participant teaching, and support informed decision-making.
Manage labs and follow-up: Order, interpret, and follow up on lab tests and results.
Perform procedures within scope: Perform selected procedures as appropriate.
Recognize risk early: Identify abnormalities and escalate concerns promptly.
Collaborate across disciplines: Liaise with Behavioral Health, Pharmacy, and other team members to coordinate care seamlessly.
Care wherever participants are: Evaluate and treat participants in the center, at home, virtually, in SNFs, and other settings as needed.
Support goals and future planning: Facilitate advanced care planning discussions with participants and families.
Strengthen documentation accuracy: Document chronic conditions via HCC capture.
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Ready to Make Your Practice Matter?
If you’re energized by relationship-based care, teamwork, and meeting older adults where they are, we’d love to connect. Apply today to be considered for current and future Nurse Practitioner openings in our PACE program.
Candidates must have experience caring for complex and older adult populations, including geriatrics, and must be a graduate of an accredited nursing school with at least two years of RN experience supporting chronically complex populations before becoming an NP. Applicants require NP certification with prescriptive authority, an active California NP license, CPR certification, and reliable personal transportation.
Market context
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