Family Medicine NP Opening Near NYC

**Family Medicine NP Opening Near NYC** * Located in ***Spring Valley, NY*** - 35m from New York City * Full-time, permanent position Family Nurse Practitioner Requirements: - Active unrestricted NYS Nurse Practitioner License - Board certification - Minimum 1 year of practicing independently as a Family Nurse Practitioner - Hours: Daytime, one evening per week, Fridays and available on weekends Nurse Practitioner Responsibilities: - Provides general medical care to health center patients - Educates patients by teaching preventative care - Documents patients history and treatments - Performs medical triage - Orders and interprets diagnostic tests - When appropriate, refers patients to specialists Refuah Benefits: - Competitive Compensation: Our salaries are in line with fair market value, reflecting your skills and dedication. - Comprehensive Benefits: We provide full benefits, including life, health, dental, and vision coverage, ensuring your well-being. - Paid Malpractice Insurance: FTCA Malpractice Coverage - Financial Planning: Benefit from our 403B plan, ensuring your financial security for the future. - Student Loan Assistance: Our facilities are eligible for NHSC loan repayment and NYS Public Loan Forgiveness to help manage your financial burden. - Tax Advantages: Flexible Spending Accounts and Health Reimbursement Cards - Professional Growth: Support for CME activities and medical licensure ensures you stay at the forefront of your field. - Work-Life Balance: Enjoy generous PTO accruals and up to 13 Paid Holidays. **Who We Are:** The health center is a thriving, state-of-the-art Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) with three sites, twenty-nine departments, and more than two hundred medical professionals! This is an excellent opportunity to work with a seasoned group of health care professionals who are passionate about patient care. For more than two decades, the center has been providing the highest caliber health care in Rockland, Sullivan, Orange, and Ulster Counties to nearly 60,000 patients annually.