*Nurse Practitioner - MC
aline staffing solutionsEasley (SC)
*Nurse Practitioner - MC
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aline staffing solutionsEasley (SC)
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About the role
Job Title:
Nurse Practitioner - MC Address: Easley, SC Job Description: Provide primary and family evidenced-based care, including assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and health counseling. Perform routine examinations, diagnostic tests, and coordinate care with other healthcare professionals. Manage patient appointments, verify insurance, and collect payments while maintaining a clean environment. Encourage patient participation in healthcare activities like screenings and chronic condition management. Maintain accurate documentation and follow-up with patients to promote positive health outcomes.
Critical Information: Remote, onsite, or hybrid: Onsite as needed
Shift/hours: FT 38/27, every other weekend, with possible holiday rotations Compliance/submission notes: All MinuteClinic positions are safety sensitive and may require participation in on-call rotations
Environment: Clinical setting with collaborative clinical care team
Education/Licenses Needed: Master's Degree in Family Nurse Practitioner program Current National Board Certification State license to practice as an Advanced Practice Nurse Verify BLS from ARC or AHA; include screenshot of license
Benefits:
Benefits are available to full-time employees after 90 days of employment. A 401(k) with company match is available after one year of service. This is an AI-formatted job description; recruiter confirmation required.
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