Neurology Advanced Care Provider (Nurse Practitioner / Physician Assistant)

Chief Medical & Science Officer's Primary Clinical Partner

You will be the Chief Medical & Science Officer's (CMSO's) primary clinical partner—delivering and coordinating care for VIP private patients and Atria Health Institute patients; identifying and orchestrating input from world-leading experts; supporting collaborative research with academic partners; contributing to global health initiatives; and helping run elite, cross-disciplinary educational programs spanning medicine, technology, digital health, and AI.

Responsibilities:

Patient Care & Concierge Coordination (60%)

• Serve as lead NP/PA for VIP/private domestic and international patients: intake, triage, patient education, proactive follow-up, and white-glove logistics (scheduling, travel medicine needs, after-hours coordination when required)
• Coordinate multidisciplinary plans (cardiometabolic, endocrinology, GI/gut health, neurology/brain health, sleep, women's health, imaging, genomics, preventive and longevity labs), ensuring results are tracked, summarized, and acted on
• Prepare CMSO clinical briefs: concise histories, risk profiles, medication/supplement reconciliations, and evidence-backed options
• Close loops: track orders, referrals, imaging/biomarker results, and communicate next steps to patients and care teams

Expert Liaison & Global Collaboration (15%)

• Arrange virtual boards/curbside consults with national/international key opinion leaders; circulate pre-reads, capture recommendations during virtual calls with CMSO, and translate them into the care plan
• Maintain an "expert roster" with areas of expertise, availability, and engagement history; steward relationships with tact and discretion

Research & Data (10%)

• Operationalize collaborative studies with external academic partners: screening, consent, protocol adherence, sample handling, source documentation, and data entry (e.g., REDCap/CTMS)
• Assist research coordinators to navigate IRB processes, adverse event reporting, and GCP/HIPAA requirements
• Support the CMSO with internal and external IT and AI experts in building high-quality datasets (labs, imaging, digital phenotyping, wearables) suitable for analytics, AI, and publications

Global & Public-Health Activities (10%)

• Support the CMSO on global brain health initiatives with numerous internal and external domestic and international stakeholders across multiple sectors (meeting prep, briefings, follow-ups, metric tracking)
• Assist with toolkits/checklists for partner sites; coordinate trainings and outcome reporting

Education & Thought Leadership (5%)

• Support the CMSO in coordinating and producing CME-quality case conferences, grand rounds, and invite-only salons with an elite advisory board across medicine, technology, digital health, and AI
• Draft agendas, speaker briefs, logistics, and post-event summaries; maintain a library of de-identified teaching cases and protocols

Quality, Safety & Operations (Ongoing)

• Uphold Institute standards for safety, privacy, and equity; participate in audits and QI projects
• Contribute to playbooks/SOPs; help evaluate and implement digital tools (EMR, remote monitoring, secure messaging, AI assistants Compensation: $170,000 - $190,000