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NP (Surgical First Assist) Philly Suburbs- To $150Ks + Bonus Potential

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Senior

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$ 153000 per year

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NP (Surgical First Assist) Philly Suburbs- To $150Ks + Bonus Potential
Salary: $$ 103000 - $$ 153000 per year
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Take the next step in your orthopedic career with an exciting Nurse Practitioner opportunity in the western Philadelphia suburbs. This full-time position offers annual compensation reaching the $150Ks, additional bonus potential, and the opportunity to work closely with an experienced spine surgeon. Enjoy a balanced schedule combining hands-on surgical involvement with outpatient patient care in a collaborative specialty setting that supports professional development.
Position Highlights:
  • Two days in the OR and three days in the clinic
  • Spine surgical first-assist responsibilities
  • Annual compensation up to the $150Ks plus bonus potential
  • Comprehensive health benefits and generous PTORetirement contributions and career advancement opportunities
  • Minimum one year of clinical experience, including spine OR experience
Located in Philadelphia's attractive western suburbs, this opportunity offers access to charming historic towns, scenic countryside, excellent restaurants, and vibrant local communities. The nearby Brandywine Valley provides beautiful parks, walking trails, and outdoor recreation, while Philadelphia and northern Delaware are within reach for additional entertainment and lifestyle amenities. Apply to here to be considered by the hiring Manager. Please include a resume. GoldMatch Health will be happy to assist you.
Qualifications:
  • Bachelor's degree required
  • Completion of an accredited Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner program required
  • Pennsylvania license or eligibility
  • Minimum 1 year of clinical experience with spine operating room experience
  • Strong evaluation and decision-making skills; team-oriented approach

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