Nurse Practitioner
connect searchEvanston (IL)
$120,000–$145,000
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Posted 3 days ago
connect searchEvanston (IL)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$120,000–$145,000
About the role
Nurse Practitioner (APRN) — Wellness & Preventive Medicine | Chicago Northern Suburbs A growing, physician-led wellness and preventive medicine practice in Chicago’s northern suburbs is looking for a Nurse Practitioner. The practice focuses on hormone and metabolic health. The role suits an NP who wants to practice proactive, personalized medicine and have the time to do it well.
What you’ll do:
- Run full patient assessments, including histories, physical exams, and lab review
- Diagnose and manage acute and chronic conditions, with an emphasis on hormonal and metabolic health
- Prescribe within your collaborative agreement and build individualized treatment plans
- Perform in-office procedures you’re credentialed for
- Give patients thorough education and after-care guidance
- Take part in case reviews and quality improvement, and mentor clinical support staff
What we’re looking for:
- Current Illinois APRN license and national certification (or eligible at hire)
- Graduate degree from an accredited nurse practitioner programBLS certification; Illinois controlled-substance and DEA registrations as applicable 2+ years of clinical experience, outpatient preferred
- A plus: experience with hormone therapy, peptides, GLP-1s, or functional/integrative medicine
- DetailsFull-time or part-time, in-office
Compensation:
$120,000–$145,000 base salary for full-time, based on experience; part-time pay is prorated Comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage; 401(k) retirement plan; paid time off and holidays; and opportunities for professional growth and development.
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