Family Practice/Primary Care Physician Assistant
texasBastrop (TX)
Family Practice/Primary Care Physician Assistant
Posted 14 days ago
texasBastrop (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Federally Qualified Health Center seeks a Family Nurse Practitioner / FNP or Physician Assistant / PA to work in Primary Care in the South Austin, TX area! Join a team that provides exceptional and accessible healthcare for their Texas neighbors!
About the Company:
This Community Health Center is a non-profit organization serving patients primary and behavioral health needs regardless of insurance or ability to pay Through innovation and evidence-based practices this groups delivers high quality, patient centered care 26 clinic locations in the Austin and Central Texas area As a whole, this group provides more than 355,000 visits to close to 100,000 patients annually
Benefits:
Competitive salary, depending on experience Comprehensive benefits - medical, dental, vision Excellent PTO and CME Loan Reimbursement
About the role:
Full-time, permanent position Monday-Friday 8a-5p FNP / PA will work in a primary care setting seeing an underserved patient population APP will join another NP seeing patients of all ages Provider should be comfortable with well women exams including Nexplanon, birth control and joint injections
Background:
Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner / FNP or Physician Assistant / PA 2+ year of experience as a Family Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant preferredFOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:Katie Patterson
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