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Nurse Practitioner Marlton NJ

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national coalition of healthcare recruitersChesterfield (NJ)

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Nurse Practitioner - Physician Assistant OR Nurse Practitioner Marlton NJ Part-TimeWe are seeking an experienced Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner to join our growing Interventional Pain Management practice serving Vineland and Marlton, NJ potentially rotating coverage at both locations. This is an outstanding opportunity for a provider who enjoys musculoskeletal medicine, spine care, and minimally invasive procedures while working alongside an experienced Interventional Pain Physician. You'll evaluate patients, develop treatment plans, perform office-based procedures, and help patients recover from injuries and regain function in a modern, collaborative practice.
What You'll Do: Evaluate patients with neck, back, joint, and musculoskeletal injuries Perform comprehensive exams and review imaging studies Develop individualized treatment plans with the supervising physician Perform trigger point injections (preferred) Educate patients on diagnoses and treatment options Identify candidates for interventional pain procedures Document patient care accurately in the EMR Collaborate with physicians, therapists, and healthcare professionals to provide exceptional patient care
Qualifications: Graduate of an accredited Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner program Active (or eligible) New Jersey PA or NP license DEA license (or ability to obtain) Pain management, orthopedics, PM&R, sports medicine, emergency medicine, or occupational medicine experience preferred Injection experience is a plus but not required
What We Offer: $8095 per hour (based on experience) Productivity bonus potential Malpractice insurance provided CME allowance Flexible 13 day per week schedule No nights, weekends, or call Opportunity to grow into a full-time position Supportive, team-oriented environment with excellent mentorship

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