Wound Care Nurse Practitioner (NP) or Physician Assistant (PA)

Quick Facts

• Role: Wound Care Specialist (NP/ARNP or PA)

• Schedule: Part-time (2–4 days/week); weekday commitment with no call, evenings, or weekends

• Work setting: Skilled nursing facilities, post-acute rehab, nursing homes, assisted living, and long-term acute care hospitals

• Coverage: Rounds at multiple facilities within a designated territory in the Midland/Odessa area

Description

Provide bedside wound care for residents in post-acute settings and round daily across multiple facilities in your territory. Perform comprehensive patient assessments focused on wound risk factors, debride wounds, prescribe appropriate wound dressings, and coordinate care plans with facility staff and primary care physicians. Educate nursing staff and maintain communication with families and clinical teams as needed.

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive patient assessments with attention to wound formation risk factors

• Collaborate with facility staff to ensure an effective wound care plan

• Perform wound debridement and prescribe appropriate wound dressings

• Educate nursing staff; maintain communication with primary care physicians, families, and clinical teams

• Order necessary medications with clear instructions for use

• Provide quality patient care to a geriatric patient population

Requirements

• Active state professional license

• Valid driver’s license

Benefits

• Competitive compensation with uncapped earning potential

• 401k with generous employer match

• Comprehensive benefits package for full-time employees working more than 4 days/week

• Paid holidays and time off (for full-time employees)

• Mileage reimbursement

• Full malpractice coverage

• Full administrative support team

• All equipment/supplies needed to perform the role

• Clinical autonomy with control over the pace of your day