Nurse Practitioner |Women's Health, Fertility & Aesthetics |Florham Park, NJ
Nurse Practitioner |Women's Health, Fertility & Aesthetics |Florham Park, NJ
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Women's Health APRN OR Family Practice APRN with experience in Women's Health
- Experience in women's health, fertility/reproductive medicine, and/or aesthetics strongly preferred
- Experience performing injections, including aesthetic injectables or other office-based injection procedures, strongly preferred
- Fertility or reproductive health experience, including patient education and treatment coordination, is a plus
- Pelvic Rehabilitation Medicine (PRM) has a proprietary ultrasound-guided procedural protocol to treat pelvic pain and pelvic floor muscle dysfunction
- All training is provided for the simple office-based procedure
- Work with a team of top Endometriosis Specialists across the country
- Multimodal, interdisciplinary, non-opioid functional restorative approach
- Provide excellent, personalized patient care according to guidelines provided by the practice
- Other duties as assigned
- High income potential with base and bonus structure
- Health, Vision and Dental Insurance
- Life Insurance 401kPaid holidayFSACommuters Benefit Program
- Completely digital onboarding process
- Supportive and appreciative culture
- Continuing education hours and reimbursement
- What makes PRM different?
- Board Certified Nurse Practitioner
- Women's Health NP or Family NPAPRN with full licensure and prescriptive authorityDEA License 3+ years of Nurse Practitioner experience
- General Women's Health experience required, including IUD placements, pelvic exams, and related GYN care
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