Family Practice/Primary Care Nurse Practitioner
provider healthcareGreenville (SC)
Family Practice/Primary Care Nurse Practitioner
Posted 31 days ago
provider healthcareGreenville (SC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Looking for flexibility now with the option to settle into something long term? Join us as a Nurse Practitioner in South Carolina with Locums-to-Permanent or Direct Permanent options available. Enjoy the ability to explore the practice before committing or step directly into a stable, long-term role. Why Consider This Opportunity? Competitive Compensation Strong pay rates with travel and housing covered (for locums) Flexible Transition Start as locums and convert to permanent if it s the right fit Stability Available Direct permanent placement option Varied Practice Settings Outpatient clinics, community health centers & more Full Support We assist with credentialing, logistics, and malpractice coverage (locums) What We re Looking For: Board-Certified Nurse Practitioner (FNP preferred) Active South Carolina RN and APRN License (or ability to obtain) Active DEA LicenseStrong clinical skills and adaptabilityExperience in FQHC or outpatient primary care preferredFull-time preferred; part-time may be considered Why South Carolina? From the historic charm of Charleston to the vibrant energy of Columbia and the growing communities of Greenville, South Carolina offers coastal beauty, southern hospitality, and an excellent quality of life. Enjoy beaches, outdoor recreation, great dining, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Apply Now! Send your CV to Call/Text Clark Warren at for details Visit to learn moreExplore the flexibility of locums with the security of a permanent role apply today!
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