Pediatric NP/ Outpatient Pediatrics-Total Package $143,500

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emergency solutionsRome (GA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$90,000

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About the role

Nurse Practitioner / Physician Assistant — Outpatient Pediatrics 100% Outpatient Pediatrics No hospital rounds, no ER coverage, no inpatient responsibilities.
Compensation & Benefits: Rome-primary location, Cedartown, Trion and Cartersville Locations • Total Estimated First-Year Package: ~$143,500 Competitive Guaranteed Base Salary: $90,000 (New Graduates) Monthly Bonus: $800–$1200 (~$12,000/year)
Sign-On Bonus: $2,500 Relocation Support: $1,000 Total Estimated First-Year Package: ~$143,500 Guaranteed Annual Raise: $1,500/year CME Allowance 401(k) with 100% Employer Match (fully vested immediately) Fully Paid Malpractice Insurance ( $1M/$3M coverage) 2 Weeks PTO + 6 Paid Holidays State License Fees Covered Guaranteed Job Security — No abrupt termination or layoffs New Graduate Friendly with Real Training Hands-on mentorship and structured onboarding designed to build confidence quickly. Work-Life Balance That Actually Works Monday–Friday schedule Only 1 Saturday/month (short half-day) No Sundays Minimal Call Burden Light, phone-only call (1:8 rotation) with calls screened through a dedicated pediatric call center — you're true backup only. Manageable Patient Volume See 20–25 patients per day with strong clinical support. Elite Support System Nursing team handles ~80% of prep, triage, and documentation Streamlined referrals, labs, and imaging workflows Focus on clinical care — not administrative tasks Efficient, Provider-Centered EMR Customized system designed by a physician for speed Most charts completed same day in minutes Multi-Site Flexibility Without the Hassle Rotate between nearby clinic locations — all within a short, easy commute
Ideal Candidate Profile: Passion for pediatrics and patient-centered care Team-oriented mindset in a supportive, collaborative environment Seeking long-term stability, not a short-term stop

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