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David Careers

Bilingual Nurse Practitioner English & Russian

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national coalition of healthcare recruitersNew York (NY)
Nurse PractitionersOffices of Physicians

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$120,000 per year

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About the role

Family-NP - Bilingual NP or PA Wanted in BrooklynAre you a bilingual Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant fluent in English and Russianready to work in a thriving, community-based practice with a supportive team? This Brighton Beach opportunity offers high pay, flexible hours, and zero night or weekend shiftsperfect for providers who want meaningful work without the burnout.
Location: Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, NY 11235
Role: Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant Must Speak: English & Russian fluently
Salary Range: $120,000$170,000 Based on experienceNew grads are welcome Practice Details: Full-Time: Flexible MF Schedule o (95, 96, or 93 depending on day)
Specialty: Family Practice, Internal Medicine, Primary Care, or General Practice Patient Base: Adult and geriatric Russian-speaking community Staff: Wonderful, welcoming team and physician support Perks That Make This Role Stand Out: NO Nights NO Weekends
Full Benefits Package including: Medical, Dental, Vision Life Insurance & Short-Term Disability Paid Vacation & Holidays Supportive for New GradsGet mentored as you grow Serve a tight-knit community that truly appreciates bilingual providers Apply Now Send your CV or resume to be consideredinterviews are being scheduled this week.

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