Field Nurse Practitioner for Wound Care

Mobile Nurse Practitioner – Wound Care | Oʻahu

Wound Care Hawaiʻi is hiring a Nurse Practitioner to bring wound care directly to patients where they live — homes, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, and other community settings across Oʻahu. If you'd rather be on the road building real relationships with patients than stuck in a single clinic all day, this role was built for that.

What the role looks like

You'll drive your own schedule, see patients one-on-one, and handle wound care from assessment through treatment — all while backed by a physician-led team that's easy to reach when you need input.

A typical day includes:

• Assessing wounds and building a treatment plan tailored to each patient
• Hands-on care: debridement, dressing changes, infection management, offloading
• Teaching patients and caregivers how to support healing at home
• Logging visits and progress in the EMR, staying HIPAA-compliant
• Looping in physicians, agencies, and families as needed
• Driving between patient locations throughout your territory

What you'll need:

• Active Hawaiʻi NP license
• Current BLS/CPR card
• A Hawaiʻi driver's license, your own vehicle, and comfort with daily travel
• Confidence making clinical calls independently in the field
• Background in wound care, geriatrics, home health, hospice, or post-acute care is a plus, not a must

Pay & structure:

1099 independent contractor, full-time hours, visit-based pay. Strong earners can clear $100+/hour equivalent — we'll walk through specifics in the interview.

Why NPs stick around here:

• Real autonomy — your day, your route, your pace
• Deeper patient relationships than a typical clinic allows
• A physician team that actually supports you, not just supervises
• A growing local company with room to specialize and grow with it

Where you'll work:

On the road across Oʻahu — patient homes, SNFs, ALFs, and other community sites.

Pay: $144,000.00 - $177,000.00 per year

Work Location: In person