Nurse Practitioner (Wound Care & Dermatology)

$650/Day | Clinic-Based Senior Care About the Opportunity A growing healthcare organization is seeking a compassionate and clinically confident Nurse Practitioner (NP) to join our Detroit, Michigan team providing wound care and dermatologic services within a structured outpatient PACE clinic environment serving senior populations. This is a provider-focused opportunity offering a consistent weekday schedule, established patient flow, strong clinical support, and the ability to make a meaningful impact caring for medically complex geriatric patients. Unlike traditional mobile or home-health roles, this position operates within coordinated clinic settings where providers function as an extension of the interdisciplinary care team. If you enjoy autonomy, meaningful patient relationships, and collaborative senior-focused care without the administrative burden of private practice, we’d love to connect. Why Providers Are Interested Full-Time opportunity with immediate patient demand Structured outpatient clinic environment Established patient flow and support staff Collaborative interdisciplinary care teams Opportunity to make a direct impact in underserved senior communities What You’ll Do Perform comprehensive wound and skin assessments Develop and manage individualized wound treatment plans Provide ongoing wound care management and follow-up care Perform procedures within scope of practice including: Debridement Compression wrapping Wound dressing applications Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (Wound VAC) Perform dermatologic and skin integrity evaluations Identify and manage common skin conditions and chronic wound concerns Collaborate closely with physicians, nurses, and interdisciplinary care teams Educate caregivers and staff on wound prevention and treatment strategies Maintain accurate and timely EMR documentation Travel locally between clinic locations within the Detroit market as needed Ideal Background Experience in wound care, geriatrics, dermatology, post-acute care, or senior-focused healthcare preferred Comfortable working independently within clinic-based environments Strong bedside manner and communication skills Reliable transportation for local travel between clinic sites Wound care certification preferred but not required Schedule Full-Time Monday through Friday Daytime hours No overnight call Practice Setting This role primarily serves patients within: PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) centers Coordinated outpatient senior care clinics Interdisciplinary geriatric care environments As set forth in Comprehensive Mobile Care’s Equal Employment Opportunity policy,we do not discriminate on the basis of any protected group status under any applicable law. 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