Locum APP - NP/PA - Primary care - Vermont

Start Date: December 2026 / January 2027

Engagement Options: Locum Tenens, Locum-to-Perm, or Permanent

Openings: 2–3 Providers

Position Overview

An established healthcare organization in Brattleboro, Vermont, is seeking Nurse Practitioners (NPs) and Physician Assistants (PAs) to provide outpatient primary care and limited post-acute care coverage in skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) and assisted living settings.

This opportunity offers flexible scheduling, a primarily outpatient practice, and multiple engagement options for providers interested in short-term or long-term opportunities.

Assignment Highlights

• Flexible scheduling
• Multiple engagement options: Locum, locum-to-perm, or permanent
• Average of 16 patients per day
• Primarily adult and geriatric patient population
• Clinic-based primary care with limited SNF/assisted living coverage
• Cerner / Oracle EMR
• Approximately 1 call per day on average
  
  

Schedule & Call

• Anticipated start: December 2026 / January 2027
• Flexible scheduling available
• Call coverage required via beeper/phone
• Call ratio: 1:10
• Average callback volume: Approximately 1 call per day
• SNF and assisted living coverage: Less than 1.0 FTE
  
  

Clinical Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive outpatient primary care services
• Conduct patient evaluations and manage routine medical conditions
• Deliver preventive care and health maintenance services
• Diagnose and manage chronic diseases
• Provide care for adult and geriatric patients
• Provide post-acute care services in SNF and assisted living settings as needed
• Document patient encounters and treatment plans using Cerner / Oracle
  
  

Requirements

• Appropriate Family Medicine certification/training for NP or PA practice — Required
• Adult patient care experience — Required
• Geriatric patient care experience — Required
• Primary care experience — Preferred
• Active Vermont license — Preferred
  
  

Why Consider This Opportunity?

• Flexible scheduling and engagement options
• Consistent outpatient primary care work
• Opportunity to care for adult and geriatric populations
• Potential for ongoing work or permanent placement