Family Nurse Practitioner - Primary Care
np nowSan Antonio (TX)
Family Nurse Practitioner - Primary Care
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np nowSan Antonio (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Family Nurse Practitioner Opportunity in San Antonio, TXJoin a group of like-minded, energetic, smart, curious and health-conscious medical providers working together to dramatically improve the lives and health of their patients!
Company:
Founded in 1972, they are a full service primary and specialty healthcare system
Offers an experienced and compassionate team that provides integrated primary and specialty care to patients that encompasses all the stages of their lives
Services include children and teen health, adult medicine, senior care, OB/GYN women's health, dental, behavioral health, specialty care, pharmacy services and WIC (Women & Infant Care).
Benefits and Features:
Competitive salary, based on experience
Competitive Benefits including Medical, Dental, 401k and 457b retirement
Paid time-off, and Holiday Pay
CME reimbursement/ CME Time off
The Role:
Full time, Monday - Friday
Collaborate with a team of Board-Certified MDs and DOs
Family Nurse Practitioner will float to clinic locations in San Antonio
Background Desired:
Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner
2+ year of experience as a Family Nurse Practitioner
About the Area:
San Antonio is as comfortable as an old pair of jeans. It offers big-city amenities and world-renowned attractions coupled with a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. Most famously known as the home of the Alamo, the spirit of the region expands beyond its tourist labels, offering a community rich in Spanish and Old West heritage.
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