BEATRICE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL & HEALTH CENTER·Beatrice, Nebraska
The provider serves as both a clinician and chronic disease educator focusing on diabetes and metabolic disorders. Responsibilities include advanced patient assessment, medication management, and leading population health initiatives.
Advanced Practice Provider (PA/APRN) serves as both a provider and chronic disease educator, supporting patients across multiple outpatient clinics with a focus on diabetes, metabolic disorders, and primary care integration. Will collaborate with family medicine providers, clinical dietitians, and case managers to care for patients, provide diabetes-specific interventions, and improve care outcomes. Responsibilities include advanced assessment, medication management, patient education, nutritional and lifestyle counseling, and care coordination.
This role enhances the depth and scope of care available to high-risk populations by bridging medical treatment with education and preventative strategies. Will also lead initiatives to improve population health metrics, provide staff education, and participate in outreach to underserved populations. Is expected to understand documentation and billing workflows that support diabetes care and chronic care management services.
Must be a graduate of an accredited Physician Assistant or Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) program and currently licensed to practice in the State of Nebraska.
00am - 5:00pm, with one scheduled weekday off each week
Benefits: Medical | Dental | Vision
Flexible Spending | Health Savings: Basic Life and AD&D Insurance (paid by BCH)
Supplemental Life and AD&D Insurance: Disability Insurance (paid by BCH)
Retirement Savings Plans: 401k discretionary contributions
Employee Assistance Program (paid by BCH)
Aflac Voluntary Benefits: Pharmacy special pricing
Paid Time Off | Extended Illness Bank | Bereavement
Wellness program | gym reimbursement
Onsite education classes
Must be a graduate of an accredited Physician Assistant or Advanced Practice Registered Nurse program. Current licensure to practice in the State of Nebraska is required.
Market context
In Nebraska, Advanced Practice Providers in family medicine and diabetes care are often sought in outpatient and primary care settings, where access to chronic disease management can be a priority. These roles can be competitive because employers typically want Nebraska licensure, accredited PA or APRN preparation, and experience supporting ongoing diabetes care. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm the original posting for any clinic-specific expectations before applying.
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