Pulmonology, Nurse Practitioner - Pulmonology (Senior Care Settings) | St. Paul, MN
Job Description
As a provider with Alteas Health, you will deliver pulmonary-focused care within senior care facilities, managing a consistent patient volume while maintaining quality and efficiency.
\nThis role is ideal for a provider who is comfortable working in a structured, high-productivity environment and takes pride in staying organized, decisive, and clinically sharp throughout the day.
\nWhat You’ll Do
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- Evaluate and manage acute, chronic, and episodic conditions \n
- Develop and implement patient-centered care plans \n
- Order, perform, and interpret diagnostic testing, including spirometry \n
- Prescribe medications and recommend appropriate interventions \n
- Educate patients and facility staff on treatment plans and disease management \n
- Maintain accurate, timely, and compliant documentation \n
- Complete and oversee the patient consent process \n
What You’ll Get
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- Competitive salary with gas allowance \n
- Monthly bonus opportunities tied to quality and productivity \n
- Structured mentoring and onboarding support \n
- Ongoing clinical and operational support \n
- Continuing education and licensure reimbursement \n
Comprehensive Benefits:
\n Medical (50% employer paid), Dental, Vision, Employer-paid Life Insurance, Short- and Long-Term Disability, Critical Illness, Accident Coverage, Hospital Indemnity, Pet Insurance, Legal coverage, FSA/HSA options, and 401k
Salary Range: $120,000-140,000 Full Time
\nWhat We’re Looking For
\nMinimum Requirements:
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- Active and unrestricted NP in applicable state \n
- Reliable, insured transportation \n
- Minimum of 6 months of provider experience \n
Preferred Experience:
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- 2+ years in a nursing home or post-acute setting \n
- Pulmonary experience \n
- 2+ years of provider experience \n
Professional Attributes
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- Strong clinical judgment and ability to make timely decisions \n
- Ability to manage time effectively in a high-volume environment \n
- Clear and confident communication \n
- High level of organization and accountability \n
- A patient-focused mindset with an emphasis on efficient, quality care \n
What Makes This Role Different
\nThis is a high-volume environment, but it is also a structured and supported one. Providers who succeed here are those who enjoy staying busy, value autonomy in their day, and take pride in delivering consistent, high-quality care across a broad patient population.
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