Position Summary The Mobile Nurse Practitioner (NP) - Endocrinology provides direct endocrine care to residents in Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Skilled Nursing settings throughout the East Valley. The provider will manage diabetes and other endocrine disorders with a strong emphasis on safety, coordination with facility staff, lab monitoring, and medication optimization in geriatric populations. Primary ResponsibilitiesClinical Care Provide endocrine-focused assessments and ongoing management for: Diabetes (Type 1 and Type 2), insulin titration, oral agents, GLP-1/GIP agents Hypoglycemia/hyperglycemia prevention and treatment plans Thyroid disease (hypo/hyperthyroidism, nodules as appropriate) Dyslipidemia and metabolic syndrome (as related) Osteoporosis/bone health, vitamin D deficiency Weight-related endocrine conditions (as appropriate for geriatric populations) Review, interpret, and trend endocrine-related labs including: A1c, fasting glucose, BMP/CMP, lipid panel, urine microalbumin TSH/T4, vitamin D, calcium, renal function Adjust endocrine medications safely, accounting for: renal impairment, fall risk, appetite/weight changes polypharmacy and drug interactions facility administration and MAR accuracy Provide diabetic foot screening support and coordinate referrals as needed Collaborate with facility teams to ensure: blood glucose checks are ordered correctly insulin sliding scale protocols are clear hypoglycemia rescue orders (glucose gel, glucagon) are in place where appropriate dietary recommendations and meal timing are coordinated Care Coordination Communicate with facility nursing, med techs, and family/POA as appropriate Coordinate with PCPs and specialists when needed Ensure smooth follow-up after ER visits related to glucose instability or endocrine complications Documentation & Compliance Complete documentation within required timeframes (typically within 48 business hours ) Provide clear written orders for insulin regimens, lab monitoring schedules, and follow-up Follow MGT MD at Home workflows: Acute Orders Queue for new/worsening symptoms (severe hypo/hyperglycemia, AMS) D/C Order Log for non-urgent medication discontinuations/coverage issues Schedule Notes for routine endocrine adjustments and follow-ups Required Qualifications Active, unrestricted Arizona NP license National certification (AANP or ANCC) Minimum 2 years experience in endocrinology/diabetes management strongly preferred Familiarity with geriatric endocrine care and medication safety Strong clinical decision-making and excellent communication Reliable transportation for mobile visits in Mesa/East Valley Malpractice/professional liability insurance (or ability to obtain) Preferred Experience Prior experience in AL/SNF/LTC, home-based care, or mobile medicine CGM review, insulin titration protocols, and geriatric diabetes management AHCCCS and Medicare familiarity Experience in preventing avoidable hospitalizations related to glucose instability Compensation Competitive 1099 compensation structured using a production-based model (monthly tiers) based on volume, payer mix, and documentation compliance. Opportunities to grow as patient panels expand.

How to Apply Please submit:

Resume/CV AZ license number + NPI Weekly availability + travel radius Malpractice COI (if available)

Pay:

$90,000.00 - $120,000.00 per year

Benefits:

Flexible schedule

Work Location:

On the road