Locum Nurse Practitioner (NP) - Obstetrics and Gynecology in Philadelphia, PA - Excellent Benefits 2024-06-03 at LocumJobsOnline

LocumJobsOnline is working with LocumTenens.com to find a qualified Obstetrics and Gynecology NP in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19019!

About The Position

A freestanding health center is seeking a nurse practitioner for locum tenens coverage.
Be sure to hit up the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall on your assignment. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is home to some of the most historic sites as well as the classic Philly cheese steak!
The schedule is clinic only, 4-5 days week. Cases are full scope office procedures. The clinician must have PA license. The timeframe to cred is 60-75 days.

Dates Needed:  June-December, potential to extend
Case Load/PPD:  15-20 PPD
Shift Type:  Day Shift
Assignment Type:  Clinic
Assignment Duration:  Locums
Call Required:  No
Board Certification Required:  Negotiable
Prescriptive Authority Required:  No
Government:  No
Reference ID:  ORD-168988-NP-PA

Contact: LocumTenens.com recruiter has the specialized knowledge and personal connections to source premier assignments while negotiating top pay on your behalfLT Online Experience gives you one-stop visibility into your past and future assignments, presents, time and pay, preferences, travel info and document storageLocumTenens.com provides paid malpractice insurance (A++), paid housing and travel, comprehensive onboarding, 1099 financial consulting, and credentialing, privileging, and licensing assistance

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