This is a value-based care NP role.

We are offering 10k for qualified Nurse Practitioners to relocate to Peoria, IL.

We can train on kidney care, it’s the value-based healthcare and quality outcome focused mindset we need you to bring.

WHO YOU ARE 

Do you wish you could focus on the quality of a patient visit over quantity? Are you excited about being part of a team that is building a healthcare delivery model that ensures the highest possible quality of life and best outcomes for those in our care? Do you believe people living with kidney disease deserve the best person-centered, holistic, comprehensive care? Do you thrive in innovative and evolving environments with high rates of change? Does this sound like you? If so, we should talk!

WHO WE ARE 

Evergreen Nephrology partners with nephrologists to transform kidney care through a value-based, person-centered, holistic, and comprehensive approach to kidney care. We believe people living with kidney disease deserve the best care possible. We are committed to improving patient outcomes and improving quality of life by delaying disease progression, shifting care to the home, and accelerating kidney transplants. 

We help nephrologists focus on the right patients at the right time across the full care spectrum. We do this by providing them with the best-in-class interdisciplinary clinical resources, analytical insight and tools, and services to patients. We listen to the needs of our patients, our employees, and our client partners, continually working to push beyond the status quo in which the care system manages patients today. 

YOUR NURSE PRACTITIONER ROLE, WITH US 

Internally, we call this role an “APP” (Advance Practice Provider), as an APP you work alongside an interdisciplinary clinical team including registered nurses, nurse care managers, health coaches, registered dietitians, pharmacists, psychiatrists, and social workers – all within the Evergreen Nephrology family. Our clinical team is all driven and motivated to improve quality outcomes, together. Our team will see and address the whole person, maybe for the first time in their care journey.

You will conduct 5D visits in the patient’s home. The visit focuses 5 Dimensions of health (Emotional, Physical, Spiritual, Social and Mental). By observing a patient in their own environment and completing a comprehensive evaluation is one of the ways we are able to see and treat the whole patient and eliminate the barriers that historically have impacted your ability to fully understand the patient's needs.

Many of our NPs say value-based healthcare is the way healthcare should be!

This position requires an active Nurse Practitioner license in the state you are applying in. Acute Care NPs, Family Care NPs and Nephrology NPs all tend to make great candidates for this role.

About Peoria, IL. and our relocation offering.

Did you know that Peoria, IL has a 27% lower cost of living than the national average, despite its prime setting on the Illinois River? Did you know the town of Peoria offers a 5k first time homeowners grant you could consider using, on top of our relocation offering? We pay the $10,000 relocation within your first 30 days of employment. Should you leave the company before 18 months, you will owe a pro-rated portion of that bonus back. This website provides great information on living in Peoria, IL. https://choosegreaterpeoria.org/

We also have great benefits and work perks. Talk to our Talent Attraction Partner to learn more.

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