Mobile wound care physicians serving skilled nursing facility patients
Skilled Wound Care sends physicians into skilled nursing facilities to treat geriatric wound patients, using surgical debridement, amniotic tissue application and advanced dressing protocols. Hiring is overwhelmingly clinical with a meaningful sales component, matching its push to win new facility accounts. A custom-built software system on PHP, Vue and MySQL aims to cut physician documentation time across EMRs like Epic, Cerner and Meditech.
Skilled Wound Care is a privately held wound care provider headquartered in Los Angeles, California, founded in 2007. The company delivers wound care services to patients in long-term care settings, primarily skilled nursing facilities, with an emphasis on cost-effective treatment and patient satisfaction. Its physicians perform procedures such as surgical debridement and amniotic tissue application. The company employs 51–200 people and hires exclusively in the United States across clinical, sales, finance and marketing functions.
It provides mobile wound care for geriatric patients in skilled nursing facilities, including surgical debridement, amniotic tissue application and advanced dressing protocols.
Its stack includes Epic Systems, Cerner, Meditech, Athenahealth, eClinicalWorks and Medisoft, alongside an in-house system built with PHP, Vue, CakePHP and MySQL.
Yes. Hiring is concentrated in healthcare roles across the United States, focused on recruiting wound care physicians, including clinicians new to the specialty, plus sales staff.
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