About Hometown NP

Hometown NP is a nurse‑practitioner–led telepsychiatric group practice delivering nationwide psychiatry and therapy services. Founded in 2024 by a double board‑certified nurse practitioner, we created this platform so nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other clinicians can provide high‑quality mental health care without interference from outside investment groups.

Using secure, state‑of‑the‑art telehealth technology, Hometown NP connects patients with experienced mental‑health professionals in the comfort and privacy of their own homes. Our team treats a wide range of conditions — including anxiety, depression, PTSD, and ADHD — and includes nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and licensed therapists, ensuring a diverse, highly qualified clinical staff committed to accessible, evidence‑based care.

Our Philosophy

We value quality care, meaningful clinician–patient relationships, and clinician autonomy. Hometown NP provides operational and clinical support so you can focus on patient care.

We are seeking a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) with a minimum of 1 year clinical experience in psychiatric medication management and psychotherapy. This 1099 partnership role is telehealth-only. Hometown NP supplies patient referrals, handles intake, credentialing, and administrative operations so you can focus on delivering excellent care.

Important applicant restrictions

•Practice owners should not apply.

•Applicants must be able to commit to a minimum one-year service term in the position.

Key Responsibilities

•Provide psychiatric medication management and psychotherapy via telehealth only

•Deliver patient‑centered, evidence‑based care and maintain timely, accurate documentation

•Coordinate with our administrative team for scheduling, billing, and collections (we handle operations)

•Participate in remote provider consult groups and virtual trainings/seminars

Minimum Qualifications & Eligibility Requirements

•Minimum 1 year of clinical experience as a PMHNP, including psychiatric medication management and psychotherapy

•Master’s or doctoral degree in psychiatric mental health nursing from an accredited graduate program

•Pending or active PMHNP credential in a U.S. state that grants full practice authority to NPs (or willingness to obtain)

•DEA license for the state(s) in which you will practice (or willingness to obtain)

•No suspension, exclusion, or debarment from participation in federal healthcare programs (e.g., Medicare, Medicaid, SCHIP)

•No adverse actions by any nursing board, hospital, or other credentialing body in the past three years

•Reliable high‑speed internet, a private workspace suitable for telehealth, and compliant telehealth technology/telephony

•Commitment to patient‑centered care, professionalism, and collaboration

Telehealth Coverage / State Eligibility

•This role is telehealth-only and open to clinicians licensed in U.S. states that grant full practice authority for nurse practitioners. If you are licensed in a qualifying state and meet our telehealth credentialing requirements, you may provide telehealth services to eligible patients.

•Unsure if your state qualifies? Include your state(s) of licensure when applying

Schedule & Minimum Availability

•Most practitioners provide a minimum of 4 clinical hours per week. Have another job, and looking for extra income

•Flexible scheduling is available — part-time telehealth schedules can be accommodated.

•Hometown NP sets clinician availability and patient panel size in coordination with each provider to ensure manageable caseloads and quality care.

Compensation & Payout Terms

•Per-session pay:

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Initial visit (60 minutes): $100 per session

•Follow-up visit (30 minutes): $70 per session

•Add-on for psychotherapy with medication management using 90833: additional $25 per applicable session

•Payout schedule: Direct deposit, monthly.

•No-show/cancellation protection: Hometown NP pays you 50% of your time when a patient no-shows, cancels late.

What Hometown NP Provides

•New patient referrals and ongoing client flow

•Fast-track credentialing with major payors through our partnered CVO (weeks, not months)

•Hometown NP app, with claim MD billing, administrative support: intake, scheduling, billing, and collections (six days/week)

•Transparent insurance reimbursement arrangements designed to benefit providers

•A connected remote provider community with consult groups, seminars, and peer support

Onboarding & Financial Details

•One-year service commitment required. If you leave before completing the first year, you will owe Hometown NP the cost of Credentialing.

•Retention incentive: If you complete the one-year obligation and meet contractual terms, you are eligible for a retention bonus.

How to Apply

Please submit your resume/CV and a brief cover letter describing:

•Your PMHNP experience (1+ years)

•Your licensure state(s) and DEA status, or timeline to obtain required credentials/DEA if applicable

•Your telehealth availability (minimum weekly clinical hours you can commit to; note most clinicians provide at least 4 hours/week)

•Confirmation that you are not a practice owner and that you can commit to the one-year minimum

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Career Resources for This Role

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