Providence Community Health Centers, Inc.
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Family Nurse Practitioner for Primary Care in Community Health Center Outpatient clinic in new state-of-the-art facility in the Olneyville neighborhood of Providence, Rhode Island
PCHC ATWOOD
31 Atwood Street
Providence, Rhode Island
Weekday Opportunity in Outpatient Primary Care Clinic:
Are you interested in a full-time or part-time FNP position with a weekday schedule? Collaborate with a team of providers from all specialties, plus integrated behavioral health clinicians, community health advocates, and nurse case managers. Lead your team – a dedicated RN and Medical Assistant – to provide quality care to a diverse multi-cultural underserved patient population.
Benefits include:
- Competitive base salary plus quarterly bonuses based on quality incentives
- Loan Repayment eligible – NHSC and Rhode Island State
- Excellent Benefits Package including 5% matched Retirement Savings
- Flexible Paid Time Off plus paid time and $2500 annually for CME
- Malpractice coverage with lifetime tail coverage
About our Clinics: Providence Community Health Centers (PCHC) is the largest Federally Qualified Health Center in Rhode Island with nine neighborhood-based clinics – all Patient-Centered Medical Homes. Our in-house services, on same EMR, include optometry, podiatry, dental, dermatology, nephrology, rheumatology and asthma/allergy.
Nurse Practitioner Qualifications and Skills: Family Nurse Practitioner; minimum 5+ years of primary care experience; ability to work independently as well as collaborate as part of a larger provider group; confident learning new EHR; Licensed/eligible in Rhode Island; Basic Life Support (BLS) certification; Multi-cultural experience highly valued.
About Providence Community Health Centers: PCHC brings quality care to the underserved neighborhoods throughout the city of Providence. Awarded “Best Places to Work” in Rhode Island for many consecutive years, PCHC has 600 dedicated employees caring for more than 60,000 patients. Established as the first Federally Qualified Health Center in Rhode Island in 1968, PCHC continues to build on a legacy of expanding access to patients who face major financial, social, cultural, and language barriers to quality, affordable primary care.