Primary Care Nurse Practitioner

myPlace Health•Los Angeles, CA

6d•$130,000 - $180,000•Hybrid

About The Position

This is an opportunity for a mission-driven Nurse Practitioner who’s passionate about helping high-risk seniors and frail older adults live the independent lives they deserve. As a key member of our Interdisciplinary Team (IDT), you’ll provide direct medical care and lead a panel of participants—building trusted relationships and driving care plans that improve outcomes. You’ll meet participants where they are—primarily in the center/clinic, with occasional home visits, virtual care, or other sites as needed. This role is Monday–Friday with regular hours, plus shared on-call rotation support. If you thrive in a collaborative, high-growth environment, you’ll feel right at home here.

Requirements

Lead with mission: You’re energized by serving high-risk seniors and frail older adults—and you bring empathy and purpose to your work every day.
Practice with proven NP experience: You bring 2+ years of experience practicing as a Nurse Practitioner, ideally in settings serving medically complex and/or geriatric patients.
Bring strong clinical depth: You have hands-on experience caring for complex and older adult populations, with comfort navigating multiple chronic conditions.
Communicate with clarity and warmth: You’re a confident communicator who can build trust quickly with participants, caregivers, and teammates.
Thrive with autonomy and teamwork: You can lead independently, make sound clinical decisions, and collaborate seamlessly within an interdisciplinary team.
Grounded RN foundation: You bring at least 2 years of RN experience supporting medically complex populations prior to becoming a Nurse Practitioner.
Licensed and ready to practice: You hold an active, unrestricted California NP license (and California RN license, as applicable) and maintain current CPR certification .
Strong educational preparation: You’re a graduate of an accredited School of Nursing and hold a Master’s degree from an accredited NP (or PA) program.
Credentialed for full-scope practice: You have a Nurse Practitioner certificate with prescriptive authority and stay current on evidence-based standards.
Geriatrics-informed and outcomes-driven: You have up-to-date knowledge of chronic care and geriatric best practices—and a commitment to continuous learning.
Mobile and community-ready: You have a valid California driver’s license , reliable transportation, a good driving record, and auto insurance as required by state law.

Nice To Haves

Bilingual skills are a plus:English required; Spanish preferred to better support the communities we serve.

Responsibilities

Be a core clinical voice on the IDT: Partner with the Interdisciplinary Team to complete key assessment sections, contribute to care planning, and support service determination requests.
Own and grow your participant panel: Actively build relationships with participants and manage an ongoing panel with continuity, accountability, and heart.
Practice thoughtful, safe prescribing: Initiate, evaluate, review, and update medication and treatment orders (including diagnostic studies) with required approval.
Coordinate care in real time: Assess, initiate, and coordinate day-to-day care under supervision—keeping participants stable, supported, and progressing toward goals.
Chart with excellence and timeliness: Document participant interactions, assessments, and next steps in the EMR within established center timeframes.
Connect participants to the right specialists: Make referrals, request consults, and ensure follow-through with approval—helping participants navigate complex systems with ease.
Deliver comprehensive clinical care: Perform histories and physicals, provide participant education, and support informed decision-making at every step.
Stay on top of labs and clinical results: Order, interpret, and follow up on lab tests and results—closing loops and acting quickly when needed.
Use your hands-on skills where appropriate: Perform selected procedures within scope and support high-quality, efficient care delivery.
Spot changes early and escalate appropriately: Recognize abnormalities, respond with clinical judgment, and escalate concerns to ensure participant safety.
Collaborate across disciplines: Work closely with behavioral health, pharmacy, and other care partners to ensure wraparound, whole-person care.
Meet participants where they are: Evaluate and treat participants in the center, at home, virtually, in SNFs, and other settings—delivering care across the continuum.
Support meaningful goals-of-care conversations: Facilitate advance care planning discussions with participants and caregivers with empathy and clarity.
Capture acuity accurately: Document chronic conditions through HCC capture to reflect true clinical complexity and support appropriate care planning.
Pitch in when it matters most: Provide on-call coverage as needed, supporting timely guidance and continuity for participants.