At Home Harmony is redefining how seniors and their caregivers experience dementia support. Our innovative GUIDE Program brings compassionate, comprehensive dementia care directly into the home—empowering families, easing caregiver burden, and improving quality of life.
We are seeking a dedicated and skilled Dementia Nurse Navigator to join our growing interdisciplinary team. This role is ideal for an RN who is passionate about dementia care, enjoys building meaningful relationships with families, and thrives in a dynamic, mission-driven environment.
What You’ll Do
As a Dementia Nurse Navigator, you will serve as a trusted partner to individuals living with dementia and their caregivers. Key responsibilities include:
Conduct home safety assessments, identify risks, and provide practical recommendations.Perform MoCA cognitive assessments or coordinate alternative testing.Lead monthly caregiver support calls using GUIDE-compliant questions.Participate in interdisciplinary team (IDT) meetings and contribute to care plan updates.Complete annual assessments and ensure timely follow-up on safety concerns or care plan changes.Educate caregivers on dementia progression, communication strategies, safety, and symptom management.Provide accurate and timely documentation in Athena.Assist families in accessing community resources, adult day programs, respite options, and in-home supports.Complete medication reconciliation and identify when Advance Care Planning discussions are needed.Work Environment
In-office work and home visits requiredFlexible scheduling within program needsSupportive, collaborative team culture with training providedQualifications
Active Virginia RN licenseMinimum 2 years of experience in dementia care, geriatrics, home health, hospice, or primary careCertified Dementia Professional (CDP), preferredKnowledge of dementia behaviors, caregiver stress, and safety strategies (Dementia certifications preferred)Experience conducting cognitive assessments (preferred)Strong communication, organization, and documentation skillsComfortable working independently and managing a dynamic caseloadProficiency with EHRs; Athena experience is a plusPrevious experience working with individuals living with dementia (additional training and certification provided)Join a team that is transforming dementia care—one family at a time.
If you are compassionate, detail-oriented, and ready to make a meaningful impact, we would love to hear from you.
UHealth is seeking a motivated and compassionate Nurse Practitioner to join our post-acute care team and provide high-quality patient care right in your community. This is an excellent opportunity for an NP who values autonomy and strong clinical support in a collaborative, physician-led environment.
As a Nurse Practitioner with UHealth, you’ll manage and coordinate care for your own patient panel while benefiting from comprehensive onboarding, ongoing training, and dedicated Medical Director oversight. We set our providers up for success so you can focus on what matters most—delivering high-quality, compassionate care.
What You’ll Do
Provide thoughtful, patient-centered care to a post-acute populationCoordinate care with nursing staff, collaborating physicians, and specialistsCommunicate clearly and effectively with the interdisciplinary care teamComplete daily documentation in the electronic medical record accurately and on time
Why UHealth?
Strong support model with extensive training and Medical Director guidanceExcellent work-life balance: Monday–Friday, day shift onlyMinimal call – limited and phone-basedCompetitive compensation: salaried position with quarterly bonus potential (part-time hourly option available)Opportunity to work independently while still being part of a highly collaborative team
What We’re Looking For
Nurse Practitioner with experience in Geriatrics, Internal Medicine, Hospital Medicine, ICU, Emergency Medicine, or General PracticeMinimum of one year of clinical experience preferredActive NP license and unencumbered DEA licenseSelf-motivated, adaptable, and comfortable working independentlyTeam-oriented with a positive, patient-focused approach
If you’re an NP who enjoys autonomy, values mentorship, and wants predictable hours while making a real impact in post-acute care, we’d love to connect.
Read LessUHealth is seeking a motivated and compassionate Nurse Practitioner to join our post-acute care team and provide high-quality patient care right in your community. This is an excellent opportunity for an NP who values autonomy and strong clinical support in a collaborative, physician-led environment.
As a Nurse Practitioner with UHealth, you’ll manage and coordinate care for your own patient panel while benefiting from comprehensive onboarding, ongoing training, and dedicated Medical Director oversight. We set our providers up for success so you can focus on what matters most—delivering high-quality, compassionate care.
What You’ll Do
Provide thoughtful, patient-centered care to a post-acute populationCoordinate care with nursing staff, collaborating physicians, and specialistsCommunicate clearly and effectively with the interdisciplinary care teamComplete daily documentation in the electronic medical record accurately and on time
Why UHealth?
Strong support model with extensive training and Medical Director guidanceExcellent work-life balance: Monday–Friday, day shift onlyMinimal call – limited and phone-basedCompetitive compensation: salaried position with quarterly bonus potential (part-time hourly option available)Opportunity to work independently while still being part of a highly collaborative team
What We’re Looking For
Nurse Practitioner with experience in Geriatrics, Internal Medicine, Hospital Medicine, ICU, Emergency Medicine, or General PracticeMinimum of one year of clinical experience preferredActive NP license and unencumbered DEA licenseSelf-motivated, adaptable, and comfortable working independentlyTeam-oriented with a positive, patient-focused approach
If you’re an NP who enjoys autonomy, values mentorship, and wants predictable hours while making a real impact in post-acute care, we’d love to connect.
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