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Nephrology Nurse Practitioner

Posted 6 days ago

bas healthcareHenderson (NC)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Location: Henderson, NCHenderson offers a charming small-town atmosphere rich with history and conveniently located just 40 miles north of Raleigh. The city provides an ideal balance with easy access to both coastal and mountain regions, making it perfect for those seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle with urban amenities nearby.
Facility: This 103-bed hospital is part of a nationally recognized healthcare delivery network committed to making communities healthier. The facility provides comprehensive acute care services and is dedicated to caring with a local heart while offering access to advanced staff, resources, and technologies. Opportunity: Advanced Practice Provider - Nephrology
Job Details:
  • Provide comprehensive nephrology services including hypertension management
  • Conduct kidney failure assessment and management for both inpatient and outpatient populations
  • Support inpatient dialysis services
  • Round in hospital when physician is not available
  • Work Monday through Friday schedule with no call requirements
  • Both Nurse Practitioner (NP) and Physician Assistant (PA) candidates will be considered
  • Experience preferred but not required
  • Contribute to a positive, collaborative work environment focused on meaningful patient care
  • Access to continuing medical education opportunities and professional development
Compensation: Employed salary with benefits.

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