NOGAPP Residency Program- Nurse Practitioner
About The Position
The North Georgia Advanced Practice Program (NOGAPP) Residency is an accredited, one-year residency for new family nurse practitioners (FNPs), with a full-time employment commitment. It provides a structured clinical experience to support the transition into practice. Residents gain experience in adult and pediatric primary care, women's health, behavioral health, and substance abuse services, alongside learning modules covering clinical reasoning, motivational interviewing, opioid use disorder management, and other topics relevant to practice in these communities. Residents participate in case conferences and quality improvement activities. The program is intended to prepare FNPs to become productive members of an interprofessional care team who can manage patients and time with confidence and competence. During the residency, residents spend three days per week providing hands-on patient care in their home clinic and two days on didactics and specialty rotations. The schedule is 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Residents may apply for loan forgiveness at the conclusion of the residency year. The program starts August 1, 2027, and finishes June 30, 2028. Required application materials include a CV or resume, statement of intent, evidence of graduate program status if still in school, BLS card, two letters of recommendation, and proof of COVID-19 vaccination. Letters of recommendation should be sent to [email protected].
Requirements
- National Board Certification as an FNP before the residency program start date; it is not required before the interview process.
- Georgia Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) license for nurse practitioners.
- Be a licensed Georgia registered nurse within 18 months of graduate school completion.
- Receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
- Submit a CV or resume, statement of intent, evidence of graduate program status if still in school, a copy of a BLS card, two letters of recommendation, and proof of COVID-19 vaccination.
Responsibilities
- Provide hands-on patient care in the resident's home clinic three days per week.
- Participate in didactics and specialty rotations two days per week.
- Take part in case conferences and quality improvement activities.
- Develop the ability to manage patients and time as a member of an interprofessional care team.
Benefits
- Option to apply for loan forgiveness at the conclusion of the residency year.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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