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ATC - South Jersey Locations·Nashville, Tennessee
Nurse Practitioner · $130,000 - $150,000/yr
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Shaded band: the middle 50% of posted advanced practice roles in Nashville, Tennessee salarys. This role sits in the 75th percentile.
Pay for this role is about 6% above the Nashville, Tennessee median for advanced practice roles.
The Nurse Practitioner will conduct virtual patient assessments, manage medications, and coordinate care plans for medically complex patients. They will also lead advance care planning and support quality metrics like HCC coding and HEDIS gap closure.
ROLE OVERVIEW We are recruiting Nurse Practitioners for a fully remote, full-time W-2 direct provider role with a value-based healthcare company launching its first clinical teams across multiple states. The Delaware market is one of our most urgent needs right now. The mission of this organization is simple: turn the home into the engine of care. They serve medically complex Medicaid and Dual Eligible members, frail elderly individuals, and people with multiple chronic conditions who too often have no clinical pathway when early warning signs show up. They exist to be that proactive clinical bridge, catching changes early, intervening fast, and keeping patients safely at home. LOOKS LIKE WHAT THE ROLE Fully remote telehealth, Monday through Friday, eight to five. Providers conduct virtual patient assessments, medication management, care planning, and follow-up through video visits. They coordinate with PCPs, specialists, managed care organizations, and community partners. They lead advance care planning and goals-of-care conversations with patients and families. They support HCC coding, risk adjustment, and HEDIS and STAR quality gap closure through their documentation. There is also a shared rotating 24/7 after-hours triage component paid as an additional stipend on top of base salary. REQUIREMENTS — PLEASE SCREEN CAREFULLY FOR ALL OF THESE
Active Delaware NP license — candidate must currently live in Delaware OR SURROUNDING STATES and licensed in DE.
FNP or AGNP board certification required. General NP only is not sufficient.
Minimum 3 to 5 years of independent NP practice.
True primary care or longitudinal chronic disease management experience. Urgent care only or episodic care backgrounds are not a fit.
Significant telehealth experience that is current and active, not just COVID era. They need to be comfortable making clinical decisions based solely on a video visit with no hands-on access, no vitals, and no remote monitoring equipment.
Value-based care experience or a demonstrated understanding of the philosophy. Fee-for-service mindset is a red flag.
Familiarity with HCC coding, HEDIS measures, and STAR ratings in day-to-day practice. Candidates who cannot give specific examples of how they have used these in practice will not advance.
Active DEA and full prescriptive authority.
Medicare and Medicaid provider number preferred.
Entrepreneurial mindset and comfort with a startup environment.
This must be their primary role. Candidates with multiple active employer commitments that would compete with a Monday through Friday eight to five schedule are not a fit.
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS Base salary $130,000 to $140,000 depending on experience, with flexibility up to $150,000 for candidates whose resume clearly warrants it. Additional stipend for on-call rotation. Full benefits including medical, dental, vision, 401k with match, CEU days and reimbursement, and multi-state licensure reimbursement.
Candidates must hold an active Delaware NP license with FNP or AGNP board certification and 3 to 5 years of independent practice experience. A strong background in primary care or chronic disease management and proficiency in telehealth are required.
Market context
Nurse Practitioner roles in Tennessee are commonly tied to primary care, specialty clinics, and home-based or hospice settings, where employers look for advanced clinical judgment and state licensure. This role is competitive because a master’s degree, current ARNP license, and hospice or home care experience can help candidates stand out, especially with CHPN certification. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit before applying, then confirm licensure and relevant experience in your materials.