HEALING PARTNERS · SNF / LTC NP CAREERS
Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) Nurse Practitioner Jobs
Geriatric and long-term-care NP roles in skilled nursing facilities — patient ownership, clinical autonomy, M–F schedule, full benefits.
Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) Nurse Practitioner Jobs
Skilled nursing and long-term care is where nurse practitioners get to practice at the top of their license — and at Healing Partners, it's where the work is steady, the schedule is humane, and the patients are yours to follow. If you've been looking at snf nurse practitioner jobs, geriatric NP roles, or long-term-care openings, this page is for you.
Our NPs are assigned a panel of skilled nursing facilities in their state and travel between them on a fixed weekly rotation. You round on the same residents week to week, manage their wounds and their care, and coordinate with each facility's nursing team — all on a Monday-to-Friday daytime schedule, with no nights, no weekends, and no on-call. The field is often fragmented and impersonal; Healing Partners' combination of W-2 employment, clinical autonomy, and a real patient panel is genuinely different.
Geriatric and long-term-care NP work is often fragmented and impersonal. Healing Partners makes it a W-2 wound-care role with a real patient panel, clinical autonomy, and a Monday-to-Friday day schedule — no nights, no weekends, no on-call.
You don't need a wound-care certification to start. Scroll to see the setting, the roles, and how to apply.
What an SNF / LTC nurse practitioner does at Healing Partners
You're the wound-care NP for a panel of skilled nursing and long-term care facilities in your state, on a predictable weekly rotation.
Follow your residents.
You see the same patients week to week and follow each wound from assessment to healing — continuity you rarely get in acute care.
Practice with autonomy.
You own the assessment, the plan, and the outcome, using HP's standardized protocols and imaging.
Manage the full range.
Pressure injuries, diabetic foot ulcers, venous and arterial ulcers, and post-surgical wounds across the SNF/LTC population.
Coordinate the team.
You work with the DON, treatment nurses, and providers at each facility, with an HP collaborating physician behind you.
Open SNF / LTC Nurse Practitioner Roles
Below are the active SNF and long-term-care nurse practitioner jobs at Healing Partners, updated as roles open. Each listing shows the state, the facilities, and the schedule.
Pay & Benefits
Healing Partners is a W-2 employer, not a 1099 staffing agency — so no self-employment tax, no buying your own malpractice, and no solo retirement planning. Total compensation includes:
Competitive W-2 base salary, market-adjusted by region and experience.
Medical, dental, and vision — with an HSA option — starting your date of hire. No 90-day wait.
401(k) retirement plan.
Employer-paid short- and long-term disability, life, and AD&D.
Malpractice insurance plus tail coverage, paid in full.
Tuition reimbursement — including wound-care certification.
Employee Assistance Program, discount programs, and a personalized FIGS lab coat.
How to Apply — SNF / LTC NP Roles
Applying takes a few minutes and every role runs through the same simple path.
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Browse the openings.
Check the roles below and pick the one that fits your area and schedule.
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Apply online.
It takes a few minutes. Share your NP licensure, certifications, and a résumé or short work history.
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Talk with a recruiter.
A member of our team follows up within two business days to walk through the role, the panel, and the schedule.
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Meet the clinical team.
You'll speak with clinical leadership about the facilities you'd cover and how onboarding into our wound-care protocols works.
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Start.
Benefits begin on your first day. You pick up your panel and get going.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is an SNF nurse practitioner?
A skilled nursing facility (SNF) nurse practitioner provides clinical care to residents of skilled nursing and long-term care communities. At Healing Partners, SNF NPs specialize in wound care — assessing and managing wounds across a panel of facilities on a Monday-to-Friday day schedule.
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What's the difference between a geriatric NP and a gerontology NP?
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Do SNF nurse practitioners travel between facilities?
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Do these roles include nights or weekends?
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Do I need geriatric or wound-care certification?
Geriatric and SNF nursing, without giving up your evenings.
A real patient panel, clinical autonomy, and a Monday-to-Friday schedule with day-one benefits.