Family Nurse Practitioner - 135K p/ year

NP Now•Milford, MA
•Onsite

About The Position

Expanding practice seeks a Family Nurse Practitioner to work in Framingham, Massachusetts. This role is part of one of the largest community health centers in Massachusetts, providing comprehensive primary care to a diverse, underserved patient population in a supportive, team-based environment. The organization is thriving, growing, and expanding its team across sites, fostering an inclusive workplace that values teamwork, accountability, and respect. It is an equal opportunity employer committed to embracing diversity and is mission-driven, focused on serving vulnerable populations.

Requirements

  • Active, unrestricted Nurse Practitioner license in Massachusetts.
  • 3+ years of Primary Care NP experience a plus.

Responsibilities

  • Deliver direct primary care and preventive services to children, adolescents, and adults.
  • Develop therapeutic care plans for prevention, management, and maintenance of good health.
  • Provide health education and counseling.
  • Manage acute and chronic illness and urgent care needs, including assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring.
  • Work closely with multidisciplinary teams and mentor other team members.
  • Provide prenatal/postnatal care for uncomplicated pregnancies, in conjunction with physician partners, as approved by clinical privileges.
  • Provide family planning counseling and services.
  • Consult with and refer to physician partners for more complex cases.
  • Maintain and update EHR documentation per required standards.
  • Attend trainings, weekly provider/team meetings, and quality improvement projects.
  • Opportunity to provide clinical supervision and mentoring to NP, medical, and PA students.

Benefits

  • Health insurance starting day 1 of employment, with employer covering 80% of premiums
  • Short-term and long-term disability, 100% employer-paid
  • Competitive retirement plan
  • CME reimbursement
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