United Wound Healing

06/02/2026

🚀 With over a decade of service we’re Growing at United Wound Healing!

If you’re looking for meaningful work that makes a real impact on patients’ lives, we’d love to meet you.

We’re currently hiring for a variety of positions, including both:

🏠 Remote Opportunities
🚗 In-Person & Field-Based Roles

Openings may include:
✔️ Nurse Practitioners (NPs)
✔️ Physician Assistants (PAs)
✔️ Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs)
✔️ Clinical Support Roles
✔️ Intake Specialists
✔️ Administrative & Revenue Cycle Positions
✔️ Additional healthcare and support team opportunities

At United Wound Healing, our mission is to improve access to specialized skin and wound care while creating a workplace where people can grow professionally, serve others, and thrive.

💙 Competitive benefits
💚 Career development opportunities
💙 Collaborative, mission-driven culture
💚 Remote and in-person career paths available

Washington Applicants: Compensation, benefits, and job-specific details are provided within each individual job posting in accordance with applicable state requirements.

📲 View all current openings and apply today:
https://workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default/mdf/recruitment/recruitment.html?cid=896f11a8-28a9-4fd5-b4af-631117256f47&ccId=2495025665_6754&type=JS&lang=en_US

Let’s Heal Fearlessly Together.

06/01/2026

We treat patients where they are:

🏠 Home & Adult Family Homee
🏥Hospitals
🏥 Skilled Nursing
🏡 Assisted Living

Because healing happens faster when care comes to you.

📍 Serving patients across multiple states
👉 Schedule a consultation today.

05/26/2026

Our approach to wound care is built on four pillars:

🟢 Healing
🔵 Protecting
🟡 Preventing
⚪ Educating

It’s not just about treating wounds—
it’s about changing outcomes.

05/21/2026

We’re growing and actively hiring healthcare professionals who are passionate about delivering advanced wound medicine directly to patients.

Current opportunities may include at home and remote opportunities:🩺 Nurse Practitioners (NPs)🩺 Physician Assistants (PAs)👩‍⚕️ Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs)📋 Clinical Care Coordinators📞 Intake Specialists💻 Medical Coders🏥 Administrative & Support Roles

At United Wound Healing, we bring specialized care directly to:🏠 Patient homes🏡 Assisted living communities🏥 Skilled nursing facilities🩺 Long-term care settings

✨ Why UWH?✔ Competitive compensation✔ Flexible mobile care model✔ Mileage reimbursement for eligible roles✔ Ongoing education & professional development✔ Collaborative, mission-driven culture✔ Opportunities to make a meaningful impact in underserved communities

We are committed to creating an inclusive workplace and are proud to be an equal opportunity employer. Employment decisions are made in accordance with Washington State and federal employment laws.

05/20/2026

👏 Please join us in welcoming Kristin Saunders, PA-C to the United Wound Healing team!

Kristin is passionate about delivering compassionate, evidence-based wound medicine directly to patients across the care continuum — including homes, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, and other bedside care settings.

At United Wound Healing, we’re committed to advancing access to specialized wound care while investing in the future of wound medicine through education, mentorship, and fellowship training.

Interested in advancing your career in wound management, dermatology, and limb preservation?

🎓 Learn more about the United Wound Healing Fellowship:

https://uwhfellowship.org/

05/19/2026

Don’t wait.

Get expert care if you notice:
❗ No improvement after 2–4 weeks
❗ Increasing pain or drainage
❗ Redness or swelling
❗ Foul odor

Early care = better outcomes.

📲 We’ll come to you.



https://www.unitedwoundhealing.com/schedule-wound-care/

05/14/2026

Conditions That Can Delay Healing

Some health conditions make wound healing harder, including:
• Diabetes
• PAD (poor circulation)
• Lymphedema
• Autoimmune disease
• Immobility
• Cancer
• Organ failure

Treating the cause is just as important as treating the wound.

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https://www.unitedwoundhealing.com/schedule-wound-care/

05/13/2026

At United Wound Healing, we’re expanding our mobile wound medicine team!

We’re looking for compassionate healthcare professionals who are passionate about delivering advanced wound care directly to patients in:
🏠 Homes
🏡 Adult Family Homes
🏥 Skilled Nursing Facilities
🏡 Assisted Living Communities
🏥 Long-Term Care & Healthcare Settings

Why Join UWH?
✔️ Flexible mobile practice model
✔️ Mission-driven culture
✔️ Ongoing education & mentorship
✔️ Opportunities for growth in wound medicine
✔️ Collaborative, patient-centered care

💰 Compensation: Competitive pay based on experience, licensure, credentials, and role responsibilities. Benefits may include medical, dental, vision, PTO, CE opportunities, mileage reimbursement, and additional incentive compensation where applicable.

✨ Help us bring specialized care directly to the bedside and change lives through healing, protecting, preventing, and educating.

📍Now hiring in multiple regions.

05/12/2026

🛏️ PART 1 of our 4-Part Series on Support Surfaces

Support surfaces are a core intervention — not an accessory — in pressure injury prevention and healing.

When selected correctly, they help:✔️ Redistribute pressure✔️ Reduce shear✔️ Manage microclimate (heat + moisture)✔️ Improve local tissue perfusion

But remember: support surfaces do NOT replace repositioning, offloading, or clinical judgment.

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🔍 The 2026 Shift: Think PERFORMANCE, Not PRODUCT

Three key mechanisms matter most:

1️⃣ ImmersionThe body sinks into the mattress surface.

2️⃣ EnvelopmentThe surface conforms around the body to spread load over a larger area and reduce focal pressure.

3️⃣ Microclimate ManagementControl of heat + moisture at the skin interface.

If these three factors are not optimized, the surface will fail the patient.

⚠️ Important Clinical Reminder:Even with a support surface mattress, heels should still be “floated.” This is commonly overlooked when using bed support surface technology.

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🛏️ Two Main Support Surface Categories:

🔹 Reactive SurfacesRespond to patient loadExamples: foam, static air, low air loss

🔹 Active SurfacesMechanically change pressure distributionExamples: alternating pressure systems

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📚 Interested in learning more? Like this post and comment “Pressure” for the latest NPIAP guidance and support surface literature to be messaged to you.

05/11/2026

If you missed our April Webinar with Pamela Scarborough,PT,DPT,CWS,FAAWC or if you’d like to share it with your team check it out here:

This program provides an evidence-based review of end-of-life wounds and wounds that cannot heal due to organ failure, addressing both the clinical and regul...