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NP / Family Practice / Texas / Locum tenens / Mens Health Clinic Job

Posted 11 days ago

locumsHouston (TX)

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About the role

Family Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant for Mens Health ClinicLocums, Inc. is seeking a Family Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant for a Mens Health clinic offering a comprehensive and multi-pronged approach to treating ED in men with wave therapy, testosterone, and custom-blended medications. The clinic is looking for a Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant with experience in treating ED who can operate without the need for a collaborative agreement for one day a week. The provider will be meeting with patients and propose treatment based on the symptoms experienced and the patients blood panel. Client will train provider and injections would be the only invasive procedures. The clinic is currently seeking two days a week and would like to expand to more days in the upcoming months. You will receive Hourly Compensation Malpractice coverage at 1mil/3milDuration 2/7/22 - ongoing with no end date Hours8:30am-5:30pm two days per week (Client sensitive to provider schedule) Clinic Particulars 100% Adult-All Male patients 50's and older 3-4 patients seen per hour No calls Minimal invasive procedure to include administering Intracavernous Injections; provider must be comfortable in giving such injections Complete support staff for patient processing and training Clinic has collaborating physician on staff Experience with treating ED in men a plus Requirements Active and unrestrictive NP/PA License Current DEA licenseIf you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, please contact Duncan at or. Thank you!

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