Nurse Practitioner Injector - Onsite
Ways2Well is redefining the future of healthcare. As a leader in regenerative and preventive medicine, we empower patients to take control of their health through data-driven, personalized care. We’re breaking away from outdated models—leveraging cutting-edge technology, digital care platforms, and bold thinking to deliver high-impact healthcare at scale.
Position Summary
As a Nurse Practitioner Injector, you will provide high-quality, procedure-based patient care in a clinic setting. This role focuses on orthopedic regenerative injections, trigger point therapy, SkinPen® microneedling, and PRP (platelet-rich plasma) therapies, as well as supportive consultations, pre-procedure preparation, and post-procedure follow-up delivered both in-person and via telehealth. The NP Injector will play a key role in delivering exceptional patient experiences, educating patients on treatment benefits, and collaborating with the Ways2Well team to support our mission of proactive, personalized healthcare.
Key Responsibilities
Perform orthopedic joint injections, trigger point injections, and other regenerative therapies
Administer SkinPen® microneedling treatments for skin rejuvenation and scar reduction
Perform PRP therapies for orthopedic, aesthetic, and wellness purposes
Conduct pre-procedure evaluations and procedural prep
Provide post-procedure instructions and monitor recovery progress
Order, review, and interpret relevant labs and imaging as needed for treatment planning
Conduct in-person and telehealth consultations to review treatment options, expectations, and follow-up plans
Educate patients on regenerative and aesthetic treatment benefits, recovery timelines, and adjunctive care
Counsel patients on supplementation, lifestyle strategies, and integrative approaches to support treatment results
Collaborate with clinical and administrative teams to ensure smooth patient flow
Maintain accurate and complete EMR documentation in alignment with clinic standards
Stay current on regenerative medicine, PRP, microneedling, and aesthetic treatment advancements
Follow all safety and sterilization protocols in accordance with best practices
Required Qualifications
Active and unencumbered Nurse Practitioner license in Texas
National certification (e.g., AANP, ANCC)
Active DEA
Minimum of 2 years of NP experience, with exposure to procedural medicine (orthopedics, sports medicine, regenerative care or aesthetics
Strong knowledge of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) (testosterone, estrogen, thyroid), peptides, and targeted supplementation
Proficiency in joint injections, trigger point therapy, and microneedling or aesthetic injections
Comfortable navigating EHRs, telemedicine platforms, and cloud-based tools
Exceptional communication, patient engagement, and clinical documentation skills
Preferred Qualifications
Advanced training in PRP therapy administration
Knowledge of regenerative medicine modalities (BPC-157, peptides, stem cell therapies, etc.)
Experience with both orthopedic and aesthetic patient populations
Work Environment & Physical Requirements
This role operates in a clinical setting, performing hands-on procedural care directly with patients, combined with telehealth follow-up visits on designated days
Requires fine motor precision and steady hand control while performing joint injections, trigger point injections, microneedling, and PRP procedures
Frequently required to stand, move between exam rooms, and assist with patient positioning during procedures
Must be able to see clearly at close range to assess injection sites, treatment areas, and procedural detail with precision
Regular exposure to bloodborne pathogens and sharps; must consistently follow safety and sterilization protocols, including proper use of personal protective equipment
Must be able to communicate clearly and effectively with patients in person and via telehealth, including explaining procedures, setting expectations, and providing post-procedure guidance
Must be able to recognize and respond appropriately to procedural complications or adverse reactions in a clinical setting
Schedule: Monday – Friday, 9am–6pm