Nurse Practitioner in Woodsville, NH
comphealthnurseHaverhill (NH)
Nurse Practitioner in Woodsville, NH
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comphealthnurseHaverhill (NH)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Perm Primary Care Nurse Practitioner needed in New Hampshire - Sign On/Relo/Loan Repayment! Exciting opportunity for an experienced Primary Care Family Nurse Practitioner in northern New Hampshire. The ideal provider will have 3+ years of relevant experience and be able to work autonomously. Monday-Friday but some flexibility with how many hours/week. Offering a competitive comp and benefit package as well as loan repayment through the NHSC and NH state program. Negotiable relocation and sign on also available. In our 40+ years of experience here at CompHealth, we support you throughout the entire interview process, including scheduling interviews and assisting with necessary travel arrangements. We often negotiate compensation on your behalf and ensure the best possible offer for you. We get your resume directly in front of the decision-maker, hence skipping the long online application process. Please reference JOB-3428858. Nurse Practitioner only, must be able to see all ages Experience required, ideally 3+ years Monday-Friday schedule, some flexibility with hours/week Averaging 2 patient visits/hour Competitive pay + negotiable sign on/retention and reloctation ExcellQuiet, family friendly community with many recreational activities for the Outdoors loverJOB-3428858 Our services are free for you We help negotiate your salary and contract We coordinate interviews and help with licenses Specialized recruiters match your career preferences Experienced support teams take care of every detail To apply for this position, please use the apply option on this page.
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