Nurse Practitioner, Clinical Lead ACCESS PROGRAM (part time)

About Withings Medical Group Withings is a global leader in connected health devices — from smart blood pressure monitors and scales to sleep and activity trackers. Withings Medical Group extends this mission into clinical care. The ACCESS program integrates device-generated data, AI-driven insights, and a dedicated virtual care team to manage cardiometabolic conditions — hypertension, dyslipidemia, CKD, obesity, and diabetes — meeting patients where they are, in their homes, across up to 50 states. The role in one sentence As our first clinical hire, you won’t just fill a role — you will help shape it. This is a rare opportunity for a forward-thinking NP to work at the intersection of virtual care, digital health, and value-based medicine, partnering directly with the Medical Director to build the workflows, protocols, and care standards that will define how ACCESS delivers outcomes at scale. This is a part-time 1099 independent contractor role, designed to convert to a full-time salaried position as the ACCESS program scales. We expect this transition to occur as the program grows toward 1,000+ patients, contingent on program growth and mutual fit. What you’ll do Clinical care Conduct virtual medical evaluations via video, phone, and asynchronous forms — confirming diagnoses, assessing for target organ damage, and documenting baseline metrics. Create and manage holistic, evidence-based care plans for patients with ACCESS-defined conditions: obesity, dyslipidemia, hypertension, ASCVD, mild-to-moderate CKD, and pre/diabetes. Act as the primary prescriber in Full Practice Authority states, including medication titration and renewal per clinical protocol. In non-FPA states, prescribe under Collaborative Practice Agreements with the Medical Director. Manage device-triggered Red Alerts (e.g., BP >180/110) — triaging patients for ER referral or immediate titration adjustment during business hours. Provide warm handoffs to referring clinicians in urgent situations, including new renal failure presentations. Documentation & risk capture Document all patient interactions — synchronous and asynchronous — in the EHR with accurate ICD-10 coding. Capture comorbidities accurately (e.g., CKD Stage 3b) to ensure correct reimbursement at the CKM rate rather than the standard eCKM rate. Prepare PCP care coordination reports to maintain the ACCESS-model partnership with referring physicians. Program building Collaborate with the Medical Director to develop and refine evidence-based titration algorithms and clinical protocols. Contribute to building scalable workflows that can support rapid patient volume growth. Provide feedback on app-based care tools, behavioral support content, and remote monitoring integration to continuously improve the patient experience.