Family Nurse Practitioner (Primary & Urgent Care)

Quick Facts

• Role: Family Nurse Practitioner (Primary & Urgent Care)

• Work setting: In-person, patient-facing

• Location: Indianapolis, Indiana (2320 Cunningham Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46224)

• Schedule: Full-time, approximately 38 hours/week

• Training: Approximately 40 hours/week for about 3 weeks

Description

Experienced FNP needed to join a collaborative clinical care team in Indianapolis, providing evidence-based primary and family healthcare. Responsibilities include comprehensive patient assessments, diagnosis, treatment, chronic condition management, health counseling, and care coordination—with the ability to practice autonomously while collaborating with the team.

Responsibilities

• Provide evidence-based primary and family healthcare

• Perform comprehensive patient assessments, routine examinations, and diagnostic testing

• Diagnose and treat illnesses, injuries, and chronic health conditions

• Provide patient education and health counseling

• Support health screenings, behavioral health, wellness, and chronic condition management

• Apply quality measurement principles in chronic disease management

• Coordinate care with physicians and other healthcare professionals

• Manage patient appointments and follow-up care

• Encourage patients to actively participate in their healthcare and wellbeing

• Perform administrative duties including opening/closing the clinic, inventory management, insurance verification, payment collection, and maintaining a clean environment

Requirements

• Minimum 1 year of recent Primary Care experience as a Nurse Practitioner in family medicine, primary care, or urgent care

• Master’s degree from a Family Nurse Practitioner program

• Current national board certification

• Current NP license in the state of employment (good standing; no current or prior disciplinary actions)

• BLS certification issued by the American Heart Association (AHA) or American Red Cross (ARC)

• Ability to practice independently with strong clinical judgment

• Excellent verbal, written, and electronic communication skills

• Strong organizational and multitasking abilities

• Initiative, problem-solving skills, adaptability, and flexibility

• Proficiency with electronic medical systems and healthcare technology

• Willingness to obtain additional or multi-state licensure as needed

• Verifiable high school diploma or GED

• Provide documentation/screenshots of current BLS certification and professional license; DEA registration may be required during onboarding

Benefits

• Full-time schedule (~38 hours/week)

• Structured training (~3 weeks; approximately 40 hours/week)

• Collaborative team support for autonomous practice

• Weekend rotation every other weekend; holiday rotation may apply