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David Careers

Part Time - FNP/WHNP opportunity in Florham Park, NJ just west of Newark

Posted 9 days ago

go staffingFlorham Park (NJ)
Nurse PractitionersAll Other Outpatient Care Centers

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Senior

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About the role

Great opportunity to join a rapidly growing National Women's Healthcare Platform in Florham Park, NJ - looking for a Part Time Family or Women's Health Nurse Practitioner who has experience in an office based procedural setting. Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) or Women's Nurse Practitioner (WHNP) Must have 3+ yrs min exp as NP in a clinic settingNP will deliver treatment of patented office based procedures for pelvic pain and endometriosis, office based procedural setting with productivity bonusesExperience in IUD placements, Pelvic exams, etcPersonality is huge - confident - enthusiastic - great people skillsNational Women's Healthcare Platform with multiple specialty clinics throughout the Nation, focusing on officed based procedural treatments for pelvic pain, endometriosis, pelvic floor muscle dysfunction, post partum, pain with intercourse, etcTraining is provided - 25+ providers trained nationally over the past 2 yearsWomen's Health/GYN desire outweighs experience - the MD is looking to trainSpecialty clinic focusing on Pelvic Rehab, pelvic injuries, pelvic pain, post partum, incontinence, pain with intercourse, etcPart Time - 2-3 days a week - Mon-Fri - possible full time for right candidate18-20 patients per dayTypical age ranges are 20-40 years oldSole provider in clinic working with MA's and office staffeClinical Works is the EMR usedPart Time salary based on experience with bonus potential based on metricsPlease refer to Job ID.

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