Family Nurse Practitioner

San Benito Health Foundation Hollister , CA 95023

Posted 3 weeks ago

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Individuals will work in a Patient Centered Medical Home Model, and work closely with a team of professionals to provide culturally sensitive, high quality, comprehensive health services in our Federally Funded Community/Migrant Health Center. Candidates must have the ability to work independently and must have valid Drivers license and be insurable.

NP provides quality care to all of the patients at SBHF, participates in quality improvement, prevention activities in the community and health disparity reduction projects, and Collaborates with those responsible for case management, social services, referrals, outreach, community prevention and other SBHF managers.

Requirements

NP Degree from a recognized University
1-2 years experience working in a primary care clinic setting preferred
Current and Valid NP License
Current and Valid DEA License
Bilingual/Spanish is a must

Benefits

medical, dental vision, and life insurance, 403(b) retirement plan, National Loan Repayment Program

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