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Surgery - General Nurse Practitioner

Posted 17 days ago

goldmatch healthcare solutionsClaymont (DE)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Explore a rewarding Nurse Practitioner opportunity in Philadelphia's western suburbs, offering a balanced combination of surgical involvement and outpatient orthopedic care. Work alongside an experienced spine surgeon in a collaborative practice, with two days per week assisting in the operating room and three days providing clinic-based care. This full-time position offers competitive compensation with bonus potential, comprehensive benefits, generous paid time off, retirement contributions, and opportunities for professional advancement. Candidates should have at least one year of clinical experience, including spine OR experience, and hold or be eligible for Pennsylvania NP licensure. Enjoy the lifestyle advantages of the scenic Brandywine Valley, with its picturesque countryside, inviting downtown communities, excellent restaurants, and outdoor recreation. Located near Northern Delaware, the western Philadelphia suburbs offer an attractive setting for Nurse Practitioners seeking career opportunities within reach of both Delaware and the greater Philadelphia area. Apply to to be considered by the hiring Manager. Please include a resume. Please contact the GoldMatch Healthcare Solutions Advanced Practice Team at or text .Sean at or. Van Kalman at ext. 102 or. We will be happy to assist you.
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