What are the responsibilities and job description for the Virtual Care Nurse Practitioner (Remote) NH position at Local Infusion?
We are Local Infusion.
Local Infusion is the fastest growing infusion provider in the United States, with a mission to transform the specialty infusion industry, because patients deserve better. By providing both exceptional, patient-centered care and the proprietary, AI-driven technology powering it, Local Infusion accelerates access, simplifies workflows, and improves outcomes for everyone in the infusion journey — from patients and clinicians to health plans, health systems, employers, and pharma.
Clinicians can spend less time on paperwork and more time with patients, bringing comfort, connection, and community back to healthcare. With Local Infusion, every patient and every care team is fully supported, every step of the way.
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Role Overview: Nurse Practitioner, Neurology and Memory Care
We are seeking a skilled and compassionate Nurse Practitioner who is licensed in New Hampshire* to join our virtual care team. This is a remote, patient-facing clinical role; delivering care to Local Infusion patients and partnering closely with physicians and the broader care team to increase patient access and reduce time to treatment.
You must live in and be licensed in New Hampshire and you will work remotely from NH.
Location
Remote in New Hampshire
Job Description
Local Infusion is the fastest growing infusion provider in the United States, with a mission to transform the specialty infusion industry, because patients deserve better. By providing both exceptional, patient-centered care and the proprietary, AI-driven technology powering it, Local Infusion accelerates access, simplifies workflows, and improves outcomes for everyone in the infusion journey — from patients and clinicians to health plans, health systems, employers, and pharma.
Clinicians can spend less time on paperwork and more time with patients, bringing comfort, connection, and community back to healthcare. With Local Infusion, every patient and every care team is fully supported, every step of the way.
Fraud and Security Notice: Please note that all communication regarding job opportunities at Local Infusion will come exclusively from an @mylocalinfusion.com email address. If you receive messages from any other domain, please disregard them.
Role Overview: Nurse Practitioner, Neurology and Memory Care
We are seeking a skilled and compassionate Nurse Practitioner who is licensed in New Hampshire* to join our virtual care team. This is a remote, patient-facing clinical role; delivering care to Local Infusion patients and partnering closely with physicians and the broader care team to increase patient access and reduce time to treatment.
You must live in and be licensed in New Hampshire and you will work remotely from NH.
Location
Remote in New Hampshire
Job Description
- Provide direct clinical care to patients with neurological conditions, memory disorders, and/or dementia via telehealth
- Conduct patient assessments, develop care plans, and manage ongoing treatment in collaboration with supervising physicians
- Partner with our neurologist(s) and broader care team to ensure continuity of care
- Educate patients and families on diagnoses, treatment plans, and disease progression
- Maintain accurate, timely clinical documentation in the EMR consistent with regulatory requirements
- Active, unrestricted NP license in New Hampshire; certification in geriatrics, adult-gerontology, or family practice preferred
- 2 years of clinical experience in neurology, memory care, and/or dementia care settings
- Strong clinical judgement and clinical documentation skills
- Comfortable managing a full patient panel independently with physician collaboration
- Excellent communication skills with patients facing cognitive decline and their caregivers