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Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant, House Calls - Lane County, Oregon
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What they do
A Primary Care Nurse Practitioner provides primary care and nursing care to patients. Performs physical exams, orders diagnostic tests, and provides medications. Works in a physician's office or other healthcare facility, under the direction of a physician. Performs work similar to that of a physician assistant but has different medical training and degree.
$137,749 / year median in Oregon
+29% projected growth
Job Description
Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant, House Calls - Lane County, Oregon Optum 401(k) United States, Oregon, Springfield Aug 20, 2026
HouseCalls Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant - Lane County, Oregon $30,000 Sign on Bonus or $40,000 Student Loan Repayment Work-Life Balance Flexible scheduling with hours between 8:00 AM and 8:00 PM
No on-call responsibilities
No weekends required
No holidays required About the Role Optum HouseCalls is seeking Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants to conduct annual in-home health assessments for Medicare Advantage and other health plan members. This is a non-prescribing, field-based role focused on preventive care, health education, identifying care gaps, and partnering with primary care providers to improve patient outcomes. Key Responsibilities Conduct comprehensive in-home health assessments
Review medical history and medications
Perform physical exams, screenings, and point-of-care testing
Identify and document diagnoses for care management and treatment planning
Communicate findings and recommendations to primary care providers
Educate members on disease management, medications, and treatment compliance
Address social determinants of health and connect patients with supportive resources
Recognize and respond appropriately to urgent or emergent situations