Urgent Care Nurse Practitioner

    Posted 3 days ago
    Crownpoint, NM · Onsite

    Full Time

    Onsite

    About the job

    Nurse Practitioner

    Join a mission-driven team serving Navajo Nation communities across Northern New Mexico. We are seeking a culturally humble, autonomous Nurse Practitioner to provide urgent and primary care in both fast-track ER and outpatient settings. You'll work alongside dedicated physicians and clinical leaders to deliver high-impact care where it's needed most.

    Facility

    • Location: Thoreau & Pueblo Pintado Clinics, Crownpoint, AZ - located in northwestern New Mexico within the Navajo Nation.
    • 20 bed hospital
    • Annual ER volume is 14,643
    • Annual outpatient volume is 129,239
    • Start October 1, 2025 - September 30, 2026

    Job Description

    • Provide same-day and urgent care for patients of all ages
    • Manage chronic conditions (e.g., diabetes, hypertension) and medication refills
    • Perform procedures: laceration repair, splinting, I&D, toenail removal
    • Enter referrals and documentation in RPMS/EHR per IHS protocols
    • Participate in daily ER huddles and surge response plans
    • Support COVID testing and vaccination efforts as needed
    • Maintain timely, complete charting (within 72 hours of encounter)

    Requirements

    • Active, unrestricted NP license (any U.S. state)
    • Board-certified (AANP or ANCC)
    • Current BLS, ACLS, and PALS (or willingness to obtain)
    • DEA license required
    • Experience in urgent care, ER, or rural primary care preferred
    • Familiarity with RPMS/EHR and culturally responsive care

    Benefits

    • No on-call or callback hours required
    • Housing is covered / $100 daily stipend for travel expenses
    • Must complete federal background check and onboarding
    • Liability insurance required ($1M per occurrence / $3M aggregate)
    • Must complete IHS-required trainings (e.g., HIPAA, child protection, opioid safety)

    Community Overview

    This is more than a locum role; it’s a chance to serve with purpose. You'll be part of a compassionate team committed to equity, cultural respect, and improving health outcomes in tribal communities.