Primary Care Provider - Nurse Practitioner

Frontier Direct Care | Austin/Pfluggerville | Full-Time Practice Medicine the Way It Should Be Practiced Tired of 15-minute visits and 25-patient days? At Frontier Direct Care, our providers see fewer patients, spend 30–60 minutes per visit, and build real, long-term relationships with the people they care for. Frontier Direct Care is a fast-growing direct primary care (DPC) organization serving employer-sponsored patient populations across Texas. Because our members' care is covered through their employer benefit plan, there's no fee-for-service billing pressure — no RVU targets, no coding-driven medicine. Just you, your panel, and the time to actually keep people healthy. If you're a Family Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant who wants to practice full-scope primary care with genuine clinical autonomy, we'd love to talk. What You'll Do You'll serve as the primary clinician for a defined patient panel, supported by a dedicated Medical Assistant and a collaborating physician. Provide longitudinal primary care: preventive care, chronic disease management, and acute visits Manage chronic conditions (diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and more) with the panel size and visit time needed to intervene before conditions progress Perform in-office procedures including I&Ds, suturing and suture removal, skin biopsies, and men's and women's health exams See patients in person, by phone, and via secure video/text — typical visits run 30 minutes to 1 hour depending on patient need Direct daily patient care and delegate tasks to your assigned Medical Assistant Document visits and maintain records in our EHR Provide after-hours patient access through a company-provided secure line (your personal number is never shared with patients) Practice under a collaborating/delegating physician in accordance with Texas Medical Board requirements, with mentorship from our Medical Director team Participate in weekly team meetings and 1:1s What You'll Bring Required: Active, unencumbered Texas licensure as an APRN-FNP (national board certified) or PA (NCCPA-certified) 2+ years post-graduate experience in family practice or primary care Experience managing patients across the lifespan (pediatric through geriatric) Hands-on procedural experience: I&Ds, suturing/suture removal, skin biopsies, IV placement, men's/women's health exams Active, unrestricted DEA registration (or ability to obtain before start) Current BLS certification (or ability to obtain within 30 days) Comfort with electronic medical records and scheduling tools Preferred: Prior experience in direct primary care, concierge medicine, or employer-sponsored clinics Bilingual (English/Spanish) Experience owning a patient panel with a high degree of clinical autonomy Telehealth experience or multistate licensure A preference for lower-volume, higher-touch medicine over high-throughput fee-for-service Why Frontier Time with patients. 30–60 minute visits and a…