WHNP or Midwife Needed in TX - ASAP Start

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aya locumsOglesby (TX)

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I have a client in Allen, TX who's seeking an experienced Women's Health NP or Midwife for locum coverage. Here are the job details. Start date March 9th or as soon as credentialed Job Details: Monday-Friday 8 am- 5 pm full-time (Will consider 3 days per week Provide outpatient antepartum and gynecological care in a growing practice alongside OBGYNs, Certified Nurse Midwives, and a licensed clinical social worker Must be comfortable seeing OB patients in an outpatient settingIUD Placement and Removal NexplanonEME Athena Credentialing:1-3 days for outpatient credentialing Qualification: Must be Board-Certified WHNPActive Texas Medical License and DEA
Travel: Airfare, lodging, and car rental are covered by the client (If local, will cover Mileage round trip and lodging)If you are interested, let s connect. To schedule a time that works for you, you may respond to this email directly or click on my calendar link. Schedule a 30-Minute Call: If your best time falls outside of my office hours, no worries. I can save a slot for you on my calendar. I look forward to meeting you! If you're not interested please refer a friend or colleague. REFERRAL BONUS $500 per provider Thank you, Keeya Milner Sr. Recruiting Consultant II P: Ext: 112225930 Cornerstone Court West, Suite 300 San Diego, CA 92121

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