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Virtual Neurology Care - Nurse Practitioner (Remote) NH

Local Infusion - Remote - Remote - posted 2026-10-09

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Local Infusion is seeking a Nurse Practitioner licensed in New Hampshire to join their virtual care team, delivering telehealth-based clinical care to patients with neurological conditions, memory disorders, and dementia. This is a patient-facing remote role where you will conduct patient assessments, develop and manage care plans, prescribe therapies in collaboration with supervising physicians, and partner with neurologists and the broader care team to ensure continuity of care. You will educate patients and families on diagnoses, treatment plans, and disease progression, and maintain accurate clinical documentation in the EMR consistent with regulatory requirements. The role emphasizes managing a full patient panel independently while collaborating with physicians, with strong focus on communication skills for patients experiencing cognitive decline and their caregivers. Local Infusion is a remote-first, early-stage startup focused on reshaping specialty infusion care delivery. The company culture emphasizes ambition balanced with work-life integration, with full-time employees receiving medical, dental, and vision insurance; short and long-term disability coverage; 401(k) matching; 15 days PTO; competitive paid parental leave; and professional development opportunities. REQUIREMENTS: - Active, unrestricted Nurse Practitioner license in New Hampshire (required) - Certification in geriatrics, adult-gerontology, or family practice (preferred) - 2+ years of clinical experience in neurology, memory care, and/or dementia care settings - Strong clinical judgment and clinical documentation skills - Ability to manage a full patient panel independently with physician collaboration - Excellent communication skills with patients facing cognitive decline and their caregivers

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