Psychiatry Nurse Practitioner
healthcare connectionsColumbia (SC)
Psychiatry Nurse Practitioner
Posted today
healthcare connectionsColumbia (SC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Outpatient Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Opportunity South Carolina
Exceptional Work/Life Balance A busy, growing primary care clinic is seeking aPsychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitionerto join a collaborative team. This practice is part of a mission-drivenhealthcare system committed to delivering high-quality, community-focused care. Patient demand continues to grow, and the clinic is ready to add another provider to help meet the needs of the community. This is an excellent opportunity for providers who value teamwork, stability, and true work/life balance.
Position Highlights: -100% outpatient practice
- No late nights or weekends
- Generous income guarantee
- Supportive, collegial team environment
-Ideal candidate will have a minimum of 2 years experience practicing as PMHNP.Community Highlights:
Enjoy life in a safe, family-friendly community with low crime, affordableliving, and excellent public and private schools. Located just a short drive from Myrtle Beach, the area offers lakeside living, abundant outdoor recreation, and a vibrant cultural scene supported by a local liberal arts college. A strong economy anchored by a Fortune 500 company creates long-term stability and opportunity. Interested candidates, please call & submit your CV to to be considered. Know someone looking? Call to discuss our $1,000 referral bonus program & pass the info along!
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