Wound Providers of America

With a vision of becoming a national leader in foot and wound care, WPA currently operates across 18 states in the Southern and Midwestern United States. The organization treats a broad range of conditions including pressure ulcers, diabetic/neuropathic wounds, venous ulcers, arterial wounds, post-surgical wounds, and amputations, developing care plans in conjunction with partner facility staff. In the Greenville, NC area, WPA recruits Nurse Practitioners for part-time contractor roles (minimum two days per week) delivering mobile foot and wound care to long-term care facilities. Positions advertise no nights, weekends, or call, with a productivity-based compensation plan ranging from $30,000 to $150,000 annually. Training is provided, making this an accessible entry point for NPs interested in wound care specialization, though prior experience is desirable. The company is led by healthcare principals and medical professionals with extensive wound and foot care experience. Employee feedback is limited, with only 2 reviews on Indeed yielding an overall rating of 3.0 out of 5 stars. While work-life balance and culture received moderate marks (3.0/5 each), pay and benefits (2.0/5), job security and advancement (1.0/5), and management (1.0/5) received notably low scores, suggesting potential concerns for prospective nursing professionals.

WPA's vision is to become a national leader in providing foot and wound care medical services to residents of assisted living facilities and nursing homes. The organization emphasizes integrated care, collaboratively developing treatment plans with partner facility staff, and delivering specialty care through expert providers.