Root Causes Medicine·San Antonio, Texas
The Nurse Practitioner will provide delegated patient care for oncology patients, focusing on follow-ups and symptom support under the supervision of the Medical Director. Key duties include reinforcing individualized care plans, educating patients on treatment recommendations, and monitoring progress.
Root Causes is seeking a compassionate, clinically grounded Nurse Practitioner (NP) to support our Integrative Oncology and general practice programs. This role works under the supervision of our Medical Director. The ideal candidate is someone who values team-based medicine, patient education, and continuity of care—especially for patients navigating complex oncology journeys. Key Responsibilities Provide delegated patient care for oncology patients, including follow-ups and symptom support Reinforce individualized care plans and educate patients on treatment recommendations Support patients experiencing side effects related to conventional oncology care Monitor progress and escalate concerns appropriately within the care team Collaborate with physicians and clinical staff to ensure continuity and clarity of care Maintain timely, accurate clinical documentation in alignment with practice standards
Licensed Nurse Practitioner in Texas (or eligible for Texas licensure) Interest or experience in oncology, integrative medicine, or complex chronic care Strong communication skills and patient-centered approach Organized, dependable, and collaborative What We’re Looking For A steady, compassionate presence for patients in vulnerable seasons Someone who values structure, clarity, and collaboration A clinician who sees education and relationship as core parts of care Why Root Causes Mission-driven, patient-centered care model Thoughtful integration of conventional and whole-person approaches Supportive clinical culture focused on sustainability and integrity
Candidates must be a Licensed Nurse Practitioner in Texas or eligible for licensure, possessing an interest or experience in oncology, integrative medicine, or complex chronic care. Strong communication skills and a patient-centered, collaborative approach are essential qualifications.
Market context
Texas continues to show steady demand for Nurse Practitioners, especially in behavioral health and community health settings where access needs are often high. This role is competitive because employers typically look for a master’s degree, active NP licensure, and Family Nurse Practitioner certification, with related setting experience preferred. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform against the original posting, then confirm your certification and highlight any behavioral or community health experience in your application.
