Nurse Practitioner NP NP-Family Medicine - Brooklyn, NY
white glove placementBrooklyn (NY)
Nurse Practitioner NP NP-Family Medicine - Brooklyn, NY
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white glove placementBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$100
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description White Glove Placement is hiring an experiencedNP-Family Medicinefor a healthcare assignment inBrooklyn, NY. ThisNP-Family Medicineopportunity offers competitive pay, reliable weekly payments, dedicated recruiter support, and valuable clinical experience at a leading healthcare facility. NP-Family Medicine Assignment Details:
Position: NP-Family MedicineLocation:
Brooklyn, NY, 11206
Shift: 16 HrsEstimated Start Date:09/25/2026
Employment Type:
TravelPay Per Hour:$100NP-Family Medicine Requirements:
A valid license in the state of practice
Minimum of 2 years receent experience
A minimum of a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from an accredited nursing programWhy NP Choose White Glove Placement:
Competitive hourly compensationReliable weekly payHealth benefits for eligible employeesDedicated recruiter and assignment supportNationwide Nurse Practitioner and Physician Assistant opportunitiesReferral bonus opportunitiesAccess to leading healthcare facilitiesSupport from a Joint Commission-certified healthcare staffing company established in 1998 Your next great opportunity starts here! Apply today for thisNP position in Brooklyn, NY, and let a dedicated White Glove Placement recruiter help you secure your next rewarding assignment.
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