FNP) – Primary Care

TRUE HEALTH MEDICAL•Queens, NY

23h•Onsite

About The Position

True Health NY is seeking an experienced, dependable and patient-centered Adult or Family Nurse Practitioner to join our Fresh Meadows primary-care practice in Queens. The selected clinician will provide preventive, acute and chronic adult primary care, build and maintain a stable longitudinal patient panel and collaborate with the Fresh Meadows primary-care physician and integrated women’s-health team. The Fresh Meadows clinic provides access to primary care, OB/GYN, women’s-health clinicians, ultrasound, diagnostic services and centralized administrative support. This is a site-anchored Fresh Meadows position—not a multisite float assignment. The clinician will have a defined recurring schedule and clear responsibility for documentation, results, referrals, patient messages and continuity of care.

Requirements

Active and unrestricted New York RN license and registration
Active New York NP certificate and registration in Family Health, Adult Health or another adult-primary-care specialty appropriate to the duties
Current applicable national NP certification
Master’s degree or doctorate from an accredited NP program
Prescriptive authority or eligibility
DEA registration or eligibility
Current NPI
Current BLS certification
Eligibility for payer credentialing and malpractice coverage
Eligibility for participation in federal and state healthcare programs
At least two years of outpatient adult-primary-care NP experience preferred
Strong documentation and clinical follow-through
Ability to work consistently at the Fresh Meadows location

Nice To Haves

Three or more years of outpatient primary-care experience
Experience managing a longitudinal adult panel
Experience with Medicare, Medicaid and diverse community populations
Experience with chronic-disease and preventive-care programs
More than 3,600 qualifying NP practice hours
eClinicalWorks experience
Strong recent references
Additional language skills relevant to the Queens patient population

Responsibilities

Provide care consistent with the clinician’s New York certification, education, experience, demonstrated competency, payer credentialing and approved clinical scope.
Provide preventive, acute and chronic adult primary care.
Build and maintain a stable longitudinal patient panel.
Collaborate with the Fresh Meadows primary-care physician and integrated women’s-health team.
New-patient primary-care examinations
Annual physicals and preventive visits
Medicare wellness services when qualified and credentialed
Same-day and acute-care visits
Evaluation and management of common adult illnesses
Longitudinal chronic-disease management
Medication reconciliation and medication management
Ordering and interpreting laboratory, imaging and diagnostic testing
Reviewing and communicating clinically significant results
Developing treatment, monitoring and follow-up plans
Coordinating specialist referrals
Providing post-hospital and emergency-department follow-up
Supporting preventive-care and population-health initiatives
Providing telehealth care when appropriate
Identifying patients requiring physician consultation or urgent escalation
Collaborate with primary-care, OB/GYN and women’s-health clinicians to coordinate primary care for patients receiving gynecologic or prenatal services, address chronic conditions affecting reproductive health, support preconception medical optimization, coordinate postpartum return to primary care, improve preventive-screening and vaccination completion, reduce fragmented referrals and duplicative testing, and maintain clear specialty boundaries and escalation pathways.
Practice only within the New York specialty area in which the clinician is certified and registered.
Remain professionally responsible for diagnoses and treatment personally provided.
Consult the site physician when a condition is uncertain, higher acuity or outside demonstrated competency.
Escalate unstable or urgent conditions promptly.
Maintain written protocols and collaborative-practice documents when required.
Document significant consultations and referrals.
Avoid providing services outside the clinician’s certification, competency or credentialing.
Complete charts within established practice timeframes.
Enter orders and charge-support information promptly.
Review and act on laboratory, imaging and diagnostic findings.
Communicate clinically significant results clearly.
Address refill requests and patient messages appropriately.
Complete referrals and follow-up orders.
Maintain an organized clinical inbox.
Close care loops involving abnormal findings and referrals.
Ensure appropriate handoff and cross-coverage.
Comply with clinical, payer, regulatory and organizational requirements.