Nurse practitioners and PAs
Wound-care clinicians who can evaluate wounds, document clearly, communicate with care teams, and operate in mobile or facility settings.
Careers
Clinicians and operators for a community wound-care platform.
Gateway is building a mission-driven wound-care team focused on access, outcomes, documentation, patient dignity, and practical mobile-care workflow.
GatewayWound Care
Referral desk
Request care or refer a patient.
Share where the patient is, what kind of wound it is, and who is coordinating care. Gateway routes the next step across homes, facilities, and referral partners.
1Home, facility, or discharge setting
2Wound type and what changed
3Best contact person
Greater St. Louis focus
Missouri county coverage
Mobile + facility pathways
Current and future roles
Gateway is interested in wound-care clinicians and care operators.
The first clinical hires need discipline, independence, documentation strength, and comfort working across homes, facilities, referral partners, and family conversations.
Future physician leadership
Physicians interested in wound care, limb preservation, clinical governance, documentation standards, and referral-partner collaboration.
Future care coordination
Operators who can keep referrals, schedules, payer checks, facilities, families, and provider communication moving.
Local market builders
People with credible relationships across SNFs, home health, hospitals, social work, case management, and community providers.
Clinician fit
Who tends to do well here.
Wound experience
Comfort with chronic wounds, pressure injuries, diabetic foot ulcers, venous ulcers, NPWT, and post-surgical wounds.
Independence
Ability to work in homes, facilities, and variable care settings without losing documentation discipline.
People skills
Families and facility teams need calm, direct communication.
Schedule discipline
Mobile care works when time, geography, communication, and expectations are managed carefully.