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David Careers

NP / Hospitalist - Nocturnist / North Carolina / Permanent / North Carolina Nocturnist Nurse Practitioner + 25% Salary RETIREMENT Job

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healthcare connectionsEvansville (IN)
Nurse PractitionersOffices of Physicians

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About the role

North Carolina Nocturnist Nurse Practitioner Exciting opportunity for a Nurse Practitioner to join an independent physician-owned and led group in a growing program in North Carolina! This is a NIGHTS ONLY opportunity with the option of a 7-on/7-off block schedule with Intensivist support. The incoming Nurse Practitioner will enjoy double APP coverage at nights including the support of an Intensivist covering the CLOSED ICU. It's a good time to join this group of physicians and reap all the rewards of being part of the business! The ideal candidate is a Family, Adult/Geriatric, or Acute Care Nurse Practitioner-Certified with 2+ years of inpatient experience with an active North Carolina license. - NO procedures - CLOSED ICU with Intensivist support - Double APP coverage at night - CME = $4,000 / year - Quarterly Bonus Options - 25% employer funded retirement! Ideally located just an hour from Charlotte, you will enjoy BIG CITY access and small town charm in a safe, family-friendly mid-sized community with great schools and an affordable cost of living! The community was named 1 of the top 3 places to live in North Carolina by US News & World Report as well as the most affordable place to live in the state making it a perfect place to LIVE, PRACTICE, and PLAY! Interested candidates, please call to hear more and submit your CV to to be considered. Know someone looking? Call to discuss our $1,000 REFERRAL BONUS and pass the info along!

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