Womens Health Nurse Practitioner in Brooklyn

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intercare recruitmentNew York (NY)

Nurse Practitioners Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

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About the role

Nurse Practitioner – High-Risk OB Consult Practice - Part-time Are you passionate about maternal health and looking to make a difference in the lives of women and families? Join our dynamic and growing high-risk OB consult practice, where we specialize in providing comprehensive, compassionate care for women at every stage of pregnancy—from low‐risk to the most complex cases. As part of our team, you'll have the opportunity to work closely with an experienced and personable Maternal Fetal Medicine (MFM) physician, while also enjoying the independence and professional growth that comes from managing your own patients.

What You'll Do: Deliver comprehensive care to high‐risk OB patients, including assessments, medication management, and individualized care plans Collaborate with OB/GYN providers to ensure the highest standard of patient care Obtain and document patient medical and physical histories with accuracy and empathy Order and interpret diagnostic tests, recognizing and responding to changes in patient conditions Why Join Us? A supportive, collegial environment that values both teamwork and autonomy Work side by side with a highly respected MFM specialist who is both approachable and dedicated to teaching Be part of an emerging leader in reproductive and maternal health making a true impact in the NY metro community If you're a compassionate, detail-oriented Nurse Practitioner eager to grow your career in maternal‐fetal medicine, we'd love to hear from you! Local candidates only.

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