Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP)

Quick Facts

• Role: Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP)
• Setting: In-person, patient-facing
• Schedule: 30–39 hours/week; every other weekend
• Coverage: Possible holiday rotations
• Work model: Autonomy with collaboration with a clinical care team

Description

Provide evidence-based primary and family healthcare, including assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and health counseling. Manage chronic conditions through preventive care, screenings, diagnostic testing, and comprehensive follow-up. Support clinic operations with administrative and patient-flow responsibilities.

Responsibilities

• Provide primary and family healthcare: assess, diagnose, treat, and counsel patients
• Evaluate illnesses, injuries, and chronic health conditions
• Perform routine examinations, health screenings, and diagnostic testing
• Develop and coordinate comprehensive patient care plans
• Educate patients on healthy lifestyle choices and encourage active engagement
• Support wellness programs, behavioral health, and chronic condition management
• Manage appointments and follow-up activities
• Verify insurance, collect payments, and complete other administrative clinic tasks
• Assist with clinic opening/closing, inventory, and maintaining a safe, clean environment
• Apply quality measurement principles to chronic disease management
• Work autonomously while collaborating effectively with the clinical care team

Requirements

• Minimum 1 year of recent Primary Care experience as an FNP (family medicine, primary care, or urgent care)
• Master’s degree from a Family Nurse Practitioner program
• Current national board certification
• Current NP license in the state of employment; good standing with no current or prior disciplinary actions
• Strong communication, organization, clinical judgment, and problem-solving skills
• Ability to practice autonomously and work effectively without direct supervision
• Proficiency with electronic medical systems and healthcare technology
• Willingness to obtain additional/multi-state licensure as needed
• BLS certification from American Heart Association (AHA) or American Red Cross (ARC), with documentation provided
• Provide documentation/screenshots of BLS certification and NP license
• DEA registration may be required during onboarding

Benefits

• Full-time position (30–39 hours/week)
• In-person, patient-facing work with a dedicated clinical care team
• Weekend coverage every other weekend