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David Careers

Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant Internal Medicine

Posted 13 days ago

private practiceBaltimore (MD)
Nurse PractitionersOffices of Physicians

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$125,000 - $135,000 per year

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About the role

Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant Internal Medicine Baltimore, MD 21230 Private Practice $125K $135K Full-Time or Part-Time No Nights No Weekends Let me tell you about a practice that does things differently. Most Internal Medicine jobs drop you into a packed schedule and expect you to figure it out. Not here. This is a private practice in Baltimore with a doctor who actually wants to train you whether you're a seasoned NP/PA looking to switch gears or a new grad wanting to start strong. They'll cross-train you. You won't be stuck in one lane.
The team? Wonderful. The kind of support staff who make every day easier, not harder. Here's the schedule (and yes, it respects your life): Mon 8:30am 5pm Tue 8:30am 2pm Wed 8:30am 5pm Thu 8:30am 5pm Fri 8:30am 3pm No nights. No weekends. No exceptions. Full-time or part-time you decide what works.
What you'll bring: NP or PA certification A willingness to learn (or already know) Internal Medicine A desire to work in a genuinely supportive private practice What you'll get: $125K $135K salary Full benefit package A doctor who wants to mentor you A schedule that leaves your evenings and weekends yours New grads welcome seriously, apply Baltimore, MD 21230 Apply by CV or Resume.

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