Nurse Practitioner
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Overview
Required skills & experience (the “must haves” to be considered) • 2+ years of experience in Family Practice, Primary Care, Urgent Care – will consider ED. • Experience in occupational/workers comp and/or urgent care preferred. • No Internal Medicine. • Masters degree from an accredited nursing program. • RN licensure in the state(s) where employed or a compact party state and board certified by either ANCC or AANP. • Must have or obtain prescriptive authorization. • APN authorization in the state where employed to practice in Family Health by the Board of Nurse Examiners. What you need to know *Job dates/times are the following: Oct. 13: 5a-1:30p (30 min lunch) Oct. 13: 4p-8p Oct. 14: 11:30a-8p (30 min lunch) Oct. 26: 8a-4:30p (30 min lunch)
Company
We partner with clients to create an environment that will inspire employees and their families to become healthier. By providing private, work-site access to primary and preventive healthcare, we remove many of the barriers that often prevent patients from seeking care in the first place. Employees and their families no longer have to worry about visit copays, overcrowded waiting rooms, or extra trips to the pharmacy to fill prescriptions. Our health centers allow employers to offer their members high quality, no cost, work-site healthcare services, including same-day appointments with little to no wait and on-site medication dispensing. Is your employee base located over multiple states, regions, or facilities? We have implemented multiple health center locations for numerous client partners. Does your company have a smaller employee base, but would still like to offer a work-site health center benefit? Nearly a third of our health centers operate under a collaborative agreement between multiple employers, which allows more access for patients and cost sharing for participating employers. We specialize in making healthcare easier, affordable, and accessible. Encouraging employees and their family members to participate actively in their healthcare is the first step to creating a healthier population.