Neighborhood Healthcare·San Diego County, California
Provide comprehensive primary care and health assessments for senior participants within an interdisciplinary team. Manage acute and chronic conditions while coordinating care plans and conducting home visits to ensure participant well-being.
Community health is about more than just vaccines and checkups.
It’s about giving people the resources they need to live their best lives.
At Neighborhood, this is our vision.
A community where everyone is healthy and happy.
We’re with you every step of the way, with the care you need for each of life’s chapters.
At Neighborhood, we are Better Together.
Neighborhood Healthcare PACE is a managed medical plan built around surrounding participants with a team of physicians, nurses, social workers, therapists and care coordinators to help them maintain good health and a good quality of life. Our goal is to keep our seniors happy and healthy at home surrounded by their family and community.
As a private, non-profit 501(C) (3) community health organization, we serve over 500k medical, dental, and behavioral health visits from more than 100,000 people annually. With two PACE centers located in Riverside County, our PACE program is positioned to serve over 650 senior participants.
We are seeking a compassionate, dedicated, and team-oriented Nurse Practitioner OR Physician Assistant to serve as a Primary Care Provider (PCP) at our PACE location. The Advanced Practice Provider will deliver participant-centered care within an interdisciplinary team, directly contributing to the health outcomes and quality of life of our participants. This role requires a combination of direct patient care, team support, and clinical administrative responsibilities.
Monday-Friday 8am-5pm.
Provide comprehensive primary care to PACE participants, expertly managing acute and chronic health conditions.
Perform initial and ongoing comprehensive physical examinations and thorough health assessments.
Order, administer, and accurately interpret diagnostic tests such as laboratory tests, electrocardiograms, and imaging studies.
Conduct therapeutic procedures, including injections, immunizations, wound care, and managing infections.
Offer preventive care services, medication management, and coordinate necessary specialty care services.
Conduct home visits to evaluate participant safety, functionality, and overall well-being, ensuring comfort and dignity in their living environment.
Educate and counsel participants and families about prescribed therapies, health maintenance strategies, and lifestyle modifications.
Identify and address psychosocial, emotional, and environmental factors affecting participant health.
Collaborate extensively with an interdisciplinary team including physicians, nurses, therapists, social workers, dietitians, behavioral health specialists, home care coordinators, and support staff.
Actively participate in weekly interdisciplinary team meetings to review, revise, and enhance care plans, ensuring the coordinated delivery of comprehensive care.
Foster strong professional relationships across all team levels, promoting clear communication, coordinated actions, and positive team dynamics.
Share responsibility for achieving overall participant health outcomes, consistently supporting and contributing to team goals and objectives.
Provide guidance and mentorship to other clinical team members, supporting continuous professional development within the team.
Develop, implement, and continuously update individualized care management plans, maintaining precise and comprehensive documentation in the electronic health record (EHR).
Ensure continuity and consistency of care through accurate and timely documentation, and communicate updates effectively with the interdisciplinary team.
Adhere to established Neighborhood Healthcare practice protocols and perform duties under the supervision of the Regional Medical Director and collaborating physicians.
Stay current on organizational goals, strategic activities, and any changes in healthcare policies and practices affecting PACE services.
Contribute actively to quality improvement initiatives aimed at enhancing participant outcomes and optimizing clinical workflows.
Partially company paid Medical, Dental, and Vision Plans. Two plus weeks of vacation, Nine Holidays including two Floating Holidays of your choosing, Sick/Personal time, Volunteer Time Off (VTO), 403b Retirement plan (similar to a 401k), optional Health and Wellness events, and much more!
$135,400 - $211,200 annually, depending on experience.
The posted salary range reflects the designated pay grade for this position. While this range represents the broader classification of the role, actual compensation will be based on several factors, including but not limited to the candidate’s overall knowledge, skills, and experience, market data and industry benchmarks, internal equity within the organization, Budgetary considerations and organizational needs. As a result, placement within the range is not guaranteed, and the full pay grade range may not be utilized.
Requires a Master's degree from an accredited NP or PA program with a valid California license and DEA license. Must hold current BLS certification and be board certified or eligible for NPs.
Market context
California advanced-practice psychiatric roles typically show steady demand in behavioral health settings, especially for candidates with PMHNP preparation and state licensure readiness. Competition is often shaped by board certification, California Nurse Practitioner eligibility, and psychiatry experience or training. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, and confirm your California license status and PMHNP certification before applying.
