Womens Health Nurse Practitioner
community integrated management servicesOrangeburg (SC)
Womens Health Nurse Practitioner
Posted 4 days ago
community integrated management servicesOrangeburg (SC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Family Health Center, Inc., a CIMS Network Center, is seeking a dedicated and passionate Women s Health Nurse Practitioner (WHNP) to join our growing OB/GYN and Women s Health team. As a key member of our integrated care model, you will provide essential reproductive and preventive health services to women of all ages improving outcomes for some of our most underserved rural communities Family Health Centers is not only dedicated to patients and their families, but to caring for providers, too. We have ten locations around the midlands, with the main office in Orangeburg. FHC features excellent physicians, nurses, and premier technology to ensure the highest quality experience. Our goal is to improve the health of the people of the community and region. Many of our patients have been with our practice since they were young. We love seeing our patients grow up through the years. Above all, we take pride in offering the best possible health care. Competitive Salary aligned with FQHC and experience levelsLoan Repayment through NHSC/HRSA-eligible siteCME Allowance, full medical/dental/vision, PTO, and retirement matchFTCA Malpractice CoverageSupportive Work Environment with team-based, patient-centered culture Family Health Centers, Inc. is a Federal Tort Claims Act deemed organization.
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