Clinician NP

We are currently looking for NPs licensed ideally in some of the following core states: GA, CA, TX, PA, NJ, OH, NC, NY, IL

As part of the FOLX Clinical team, you will be providing evidence based clinical care to our members (patients). 

Our Company:

FOLX Health exists to be the leading health and wellness platform for LGBTQIA care, providing end to end services, both virtually and in person, across the spectrum of community needs. We are the north star for innovation in the broader ecosystem by creating joyful, affirming healthcare on one's own terms and building community and access around those needs.

Our Culture:

Reliability: We show up for our members and each other in service of our mission.

Transparency: We build trust by openly sharing our goals and progress.  

Access: We invest in our team by providing the tools and training needed to achieve individual goals.

Agency: We trust our team to get their jobs done.

What You’ll Do:

As a FOLX Clinician, you will be providing clinical care to our members (patients) through a telehealth platform. The clinical services FOLX offers focus directly on the needs of the LGBTQAI+ community and include the following: trans/nonbinary gender affirming hormone therapy, sexual and reproductive health, primary care, mental health care. Our clinical care is provided both synchronously (all clinical visits are done through audio/visual format) as well as asynchronously (lab reviewing and resulting, answering members’ asynchronous clinical questions, etc.). Clinical care of our patients will always be your first priority, but there is regular time set aside for our clinical team to discuss case studies and attend clinical training sessions. 

What You’ll Bring:

• Multiple active state NP licenses (Ideal state licenses include: GA, CA, TX, PA, NJ, OH, NC, NY, IL)
• Ideal but not required: Compact RN license (expedites NP licensing in any compact states)
• At least 1 state specific Federal DEA license
• Active Controlled Substance Registration/Licensure if required in your state(s) of practice 
• Master's degree or equivalent from a college or university
• National Certification through appropriate licensing authority
• Experience in providing primary care
• Ideal but not required: 30 contact hours Continuing Education or a 15 week college level course in pharmacology within the last 2-3 years.
• Clinical experience serving the LGBTQAI+ community
• Organizational and time management skills that allow for timely completion of charts and member care in a remote work environment
• Self-motivation, independence, and willingness to work in a rapidly changing environment