Pediatric Nurse Practitioner -8953

Posted 9 days ago

healthcare resources group of gaToledo (OH)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$130 K

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About the role

Job-8953 Join an integrative non-profit integrated regional health system in NW Ohio (outside of Toledo). Suburban community offering a high quality of life, affordable housing, and good school districts. Join a collaborative care model working closely with pediatricians and primary care physicians. Currently 3 Pediatric providers. Support patients with wellness check, immunizations, sick visits, and sport physicals. Outpatient practice; no inpatient service. Average 25 patients p/day. Light call required: 1:3. Cerner EMR.
Requirements: Board Certified: Family Medicine OR Internal Medicine 2 years pediatric experience OH license, or eligible Compensation: Guaranteed base salary to $130K Uncapped productivity incentives to $20k annually Signing bonus to $10k Relocation assistance to $5k (negotiable) Significant loan forgiveness Generous PTO (6 weeks including holidays) CME ($3500 annually) Full benefits: health, dental, vision 403(b) retirement plan with 4% employer match (year 2) Community: Prime Location! South of Toledo, and major airports nearby. Suburban location consistently ranked a top micropolitan in the U.S Affordability, a thriving economy, top-rated schools, and a welcoming, family-friendly environment. Low cost of housing, top-rated schools, and welcoming neighborhoods offering unique restaurants, craft breweries, boutique shops, and a pedestrian-friendly Main Street. Enjoy live performances, and experience community events.

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