Pediatric Nurse Practitioner

North Carolina Community Health Center Association; Marshall (NC); On-site; USD 110,000 - 135,000; Full time

Job summary

Hot Springs Health Program in Madison County, North Carolina, seeks Pediatric Nurse Practitioners for full- and part-time outpatient roles across four locations in Mars Hill, Marshall, Hot Springs, and Laurel. Outpatient only—no OB or hospital coverage—with Epic EHR, on-site pharmacy, in-house labs and X-ray.

Opportunities exist to provide nursing home and/or hospice care, and the site is a Qualifying location for NHSC, Public Service Loan Forgiveness, and High Needs Service Bonus.

Job description

Currently hiring full- and part-time Pediatric Nurse Practitioners

We are an FQHC look-alike serving the greater Madison County area, just north of Asheville, NC. We have four locations in Mars Hill, Marshall, Hot Springs, and Laurel. Our team includes physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. Our physician team includes family physicians, internists, and pediatricians.

Outpatient only, no OB or hospital coverage. Qualifying site for National Health Service Corps, Public Service Loan Forgiveness, and High Needs Service Bonus. Epic EHR system. On-site pharmacy at each location. In-house labs and X-ray. Opportunity to provide nursing home and/or hospice care if interested. Proximity to Asheville, Weaverville, Johnson City, and Pisgah National Forest.

About Hot Springs Health Program Madison County, North Carolina

The Hot Springs Health Program is a uniquely successful program established in 1971 to provide medical and pharmacy services to a rural area of NC. Our four facilities are located across Madison County about 20 miles north of Asheville, NC. The area offers not only spectacular scenery but also provides a variety of recreational and cultural activities. Trout fishing, big river rafting, snow skiing, and hiking are perfect for individuals who appreciate the great outdoors. The Appalachian Trail traverses the entire county, including the trek through downtown Hot Springs. We offer a sense of community with values reminiscent of eras of the past. Outstanding music venues attract people from all over the world; especially significant are the old-time balladeers as well as award-winning bluegrass musicians. While we live in a beautiful and somewhat pastoral area, larger towns including Asheville as well as Johnson City, Tennessee are readily accessible on I-26, a major interstate highway passing through our county. The Hot Springs Health Program is the 4th largest employer in the county with 135 staff members including physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, nursing staff, Pharm D’s, pharmacists, and pharmacy technicians, with the balance of the staff providing support services to the medical staff. In addition to the medical program, we provide our community with outpatient physical therapy, home health care, and hospice services, and provide care at our local nursing home and Mars Hill University student health.