Advanced Practice Clinician

Bridge Community Health Clinic has a part‑time opening (up to 20 hours per week) for a Primary Care Advanced Practice Clinician (APC). Family Practice: preventive care, women's health, and annual wellness checks; manage acute needs, chronic illnesses, and complex cases in a team‑based model. This role expands access to gender concordant care for patients who request a provider of a specific gender for women’s health and other sensitive examinations. The clinician in this position will provide full-spectrum preventive care for all ages and genders, with dedicated focus on women’s health. This is an excellent opportunity to deliver meaningful care within an organization that places the patient at the center. For a portion of our patients, this includes care in an Integrated Team‑based Care Model with Primary Care, Behavioral Health and Dental services. APCs at Bridge Clinic: Build trust and collaborate with patients during 30-, 45-, or 60‑minute appointments. Collaborate with our Family Practice and Addiction Medicine Physician; Adult, Pediatric, and Psychiatric Mental Health Advanced Practice Clinicians; Psychologist and Psychotherapists. Co‑manage chronic illnesses, complex conditions, and mental and oral health needs in our team‑based environment. - Work closely with our Psychologist, Psychotherapists, and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner to co‑manager mental health and substance use disorder needs. Partner with our Medical‑Dental Integration Hygienist, who is embedded in the primary care visit and located within our integrated care pod, to provide early dental prevention and intervention services. Connect patients with our Integrated Care Coordinator to address basic needs and other social drivers of health. - Contribute to continuous improvement of workflows, quality outcomes, and the overall patient experience. You’re an ideal candidate if you: Are adaptable, collaborative, and solutions‑focused. Maintain a positive, patient‑focus approach to your work. Seek opportunities to improve processes and enjoy partnering with colleagues to implement change. Believe in the mission of a nonprofit health care center and want to support sustainable community impact. Why Bridge Clinic? You’re passionate about serving diverse members of our community. You want to make a difference. You believe in the nonprofit model and want to help advance our mission. You thrive in a diverse, high‑quality team environment. What We Offer: Flexible schedule. Competitive non‑profit compensation. Holiday pay, PTO, and Continuing Education time off and annual allowance are all based on your schedule. Reimbursement of fees associated with maintaining your professional licenses, DEA registration, board certification, BLS certification, and required ongoing credentialing. 401k retirement - 3% safe harbor clinic contribution. The opportunity to make a positive impact every day. About Bridge Clinic: Bridge Community Health Clinic’s mission is to fill community needs by removing barriers to care, integrating primary care, dental, and behavioral health services, and connecting patients and partners to resources. The clinic’s vision is that the care it provides and the connections it creates improves the health of its patients and communities. Bridge Clinic has served northcentral Wisconsin since 1995 as a Federally Qualified Health Center. All patients are welcome, regardless of financial status or ability to pay. A Sliding Fee Discount Program and Patient Financial Advocate support are available. Our integrated care model addresses physical, oral, and mental health needs while also addressing social, financial, and other factors that impact health outcomes. EEOC Statement: Bridge Community Health Clinic is an equal opportunity employer. Women, minorities, people with disabilities, and veterans are strongly encouraged to apply. Qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex (including pregnancy and parenting status), disability, age, veteran status, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, marital status, or genetic information. Required Qualifications: Master's degree from an accredited nurse practitioner or physician assistant program Minimum of 2 years of experience in family practice or women's health Board certification Current, unrestricted Wisconsin license in good standing Current DEA registration Current BLS certification Preferred Qualifications: Multilingual skills Experience working in a nonprofit, Community Health Center, or Federally Qualified Health Center settings Experience working in a Free clinic, FQHC look‑alike clinic, or Tribal health clinic Experience with or interest in substance use treatment and medication‑assisted treatment for opioid addiction #J-18808-Ljbffr