Nephrology Advanced Practice Provider (Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant)

Who We Are

Our team of board-certified nephrologists are dedicated to providing unparalleled care to patients across Southeastern Wisconsin. Our team continually pursues innovative programs in areas like dialysis services, kidney health testing, chronic kidney disease management, and transplant services. Additionally, we place a high value on patient education and make it an integral part of each patient’s treatment.

The Position

You’ll serve as a Nephrology Advanced Practice Provider (Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant) supporting comprehensive kidney care across outpatient clinic and inpatient consults. This role exists to strengthen continuity, safety, and clinical decision-making for patients with acute, chronic, and complex conditions.

Key responsibilities:
- Perform focused histories/physicals, assess volume status, and develop care plans
- Diagnose and manage fluid/electrolyte disorders, hypertension, and CKD complications
- Manage dialysis-related care and coordinate transitions across settings
- Educate patients and families; document clearly in the EMR (Epic or similar)
- Collaborate closely with nephrologists and the broader care team

Required qualifications/skills:
- WI NP or PA licensure; board certified/eligible
- Nephrology or acute care experience; strong clinical assessment/diagnostic skills
- BLS and ACLS

If you want senior-level ownership of patient outcomes in a focused weekday schedule, apply now.

Total Rewards

We offer competitive total compensation of $105,000–$135,000 per year, plus a benefits package that supports long-term stability:
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- 401(k)
- Life insurance
- Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
- Paid Time Off (PTO)

Your Typical Day

You start at 7:30 am and review the day’s inpatient list and clinic schedule, then align quickly with the nephrologist on priorities. Your morning moves between rounding and clinic visits, with time built in to update families and coordinate with nursing, dialysis staff, and case management. Midday is often spent closing notes, reviewing labs and imaging, and adjusting plans as new results come in. In the afternoon, you follow up on consults, handle urgent questions, and ensure clean handoffs so nothing carries over. You finish by 4:30 pm—no evenings, weekends, or holidays.