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Part-Time Nurse Practitioner (Wound Care & Dermatology)

Detroit, MI

Nurse Practitioner (Wound Care & Dermatology)

Detroit, Michigan | Part-Time | 2–3 Days Per Week
$650/Day | Clinic-Based Senior Care

About the Opportunity

We are seeking a Nurse Practitioner (NP) to provide wound care and dermatology-focused services within established outpatient clinics throughout the Detroit market.

This is a part-time opportunity offering:
• 2–3 consistent days per week
• $650 per day compensation
• Daytime weekday schedule
• Structured clinic environments
• Immediate patient demand with opportunity for future growth

Providers currently rotate between two clinic locations per day while working alongside established interdisciplinary care teams and physician support.

This role is ideal for providers who enjoy senior-focused care, autonomy, and meaningful patient relationships without the administrative burden of private practice or traditional home health environments.

What You’ll Do

• Perform wound and skin assessments
• Develop and manage treatment plans
• Provide ongoing wound care follow-up
• Perform procedures within scope of practice including:

  • Debridement
  • Compression wrapping
  • Wound dressing applications
  • Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (Wound VAC)
    • Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and interdisciplinary care teams
    • Maintain timely EMR documentation
    • Travel locally between clinic sites within the Detroit market

Ideal Background

• Active Michigan Nurse Practitioner license
• Experience in wound care, geriatrics, dermatology, post-acute care, or senior-focused healthcare preferred
• Comfortable working independently within clinic-based settings
• Strong bedside manner and communication skills
• Reliable transportation for local travel between clinic sites
• Wound care certification preferred but not required

Schedule & Compensation

• Part-Time | 2–3 Days Per Week
• Daytime weekday schedule
• Two clinic locations per day
• $650 per day
• Mileage reimbursement available
• Opportunity for future expansion as patient demand grows

Practice Setting

This role primarily serves patients within coordinated outpatient senior care clinic environments focused on interdisciplinary geriatric care.

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