Primary Care Physician Assistant / Nurse Practitioner - Full Time
$127,400 - $201,940
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$127,400 - $201,940
About the role
- Perform thorough patient histories and physical exams
- Provide basic women's health services, including Pap smears
- Develop evidence-based workups and treatment plans
- Care for adult patients (no pediatrics)
- Interpret x-rays, lab results, and EKGsManage patient flow efficiently with support from our Central Support team
- Provide leadership for medical assistants and clinic staff
- Consult supervising physicians as needed within scope of practice
- Manage a patient panel with a focus on evidence-based quality care
- Certified NP or PA with an active state license
- Current national certification and unrestricted DEA license
- At least 1 year of primary care or similar clinical experience
- Comfortable providing adult care and basic women's health services
- Tech-savvy and adaptable, with a passion for patient-centered innovation
- Dedicated to teamwork, transparency, and continuous learningBLS certification is required and must be obtained before your first day with Carbon HealthWhy You'll Love Working Here4-Day Work Week - More time for you and your family
- No Call, No Weekends, Holidays Off - Truly protected work-life balance
- Guaranteed Base Salary + Quality Incentive Bonus
- Comprehensive Benefits - Health, dental, vision, disability, parental leave, PTO401(k) with 2% Employer MatchCME Allowance - Provided for full-time clinicians to support ongoing professional development
- Professional Growth - CME, weekly didactics, grand rounds, leadership pathways
- Supportive Culture - A nationwide network of clinicians who share knowledge and support each other'Cutting-Edge Tech - AI-powered EHR designed for clinicians, by clinicians
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