Community Care, Inc.·Milwaukee, Wisconsin
The Nurse Practitioner is responsible for documenting health histories, performing physical exams, and managing care plans for elderly individuals and adults with disabilities. They provide leadership to the interdisciplinary team and educate members and families on health maintenance and chronic illness.
Candidates must hold a Master's degree in Nursing, a Wisconsin RN license, and NP certification in Family, Geriatric, or Adult care. Additionally, DEA registration, NPI, CPR/AED certification, and at least one year of recent clinical experience with at-risk or elderly populations are required.
Market context
Nurse Practitioner openings in Wisconsin are often competitive because employers need candidates who already hold a master’s degree, an active unrestricted license, and can meet local residency requirements. Benefits such as paid time off, paid holidays, dental insurance, disability insurance, and an employee assistance program can make these roles more attractive, but fit and eligibility still matter most. Review the service-area requirement carefully and confirm your license and address status before applying; the job requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original posting, which can save you time researching the details.
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