Nurse Practitioner - Family Practice
North Okaloosa Medical Center
Crestview, FL
Sign-On Bonus

Nurse Practitioner (NP)

Job Description North Okaloosa Medical Center in Crestview, Florida is hiring a Family Medicine NP to join an well-established clinic. * Hospital Employed group * Seeking candidates with 1+ years experience * 100% Outpatient, no weekends or night! Competitive financial package may include: * Salary plus Bonus Incentive * Commencement Bonus * Relocation Assistance * Comprehensive Benefits Package including 401K * Medical Education Debt Assistance * CME allowance Possible Offer May Include: * Competitive Salary * Commencement Bonus * Relocation Assistance * CME Assistance * Medical Education Debt Assistance * Benefits NORTH OKALOOSA MEDICAL CENTER is located just minutes from the turquoise waters and pure white sandy beaches of Florida's Emerald Coast. From routine outpatient services to sophisticated invasive procedures, North Okaloosa Medical Center offers state-of-the-art health care for the residents of the Emerald Coast region of Florida's panhandle. The 110-bed facility is fully accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, and has a medical staff of more than 107 active physicians. As a full-service facility, North Okaloosa Medical Center features 24-hour emergency care, same-day surgery and outpatient care, advanced pulmonary care, physical therapy and rehabilitation services, broad-based diagnostic services including on-site CT and MRI capabilities, cardiac services, senior wellness programs, and an on-site clinical laboratory. With more than 39,000 ER visits in 2023, North Okaloosa Medical Center has announced a multi-million dollar expansion to include a new entrance, ambulance bay and nearly double the amount of patient rooms in the emergency department. North Okaloosa Medical Center is also well known in the community for its Especially for Women health care program, which features specialized education services, breast cancer screening programs and elegant LDRP suites. In 2023, North Okaloosa Medical Center played a vital role helping people get well and live healthier at more than 161,800 patient encounters across its hospital, North Okaloosa Physician Group and other outpatient sites of care. More than $76.2 million in charity and uncompensated was provided for the community's most vulnerable with resources to help them secure medications and medical support devices. The impact North Okaloosa Medical Center has in the community is vital, with an overall $143.7 million community benefit in 2023 as well as more than $4.5 million in tax payments and the $50.6 million in payroll that ripples across the local economy. Job ID: 41463 Employment Type: Full Time Accepts J-1 Waivers: No Accepts H-1b Visas: No Location Description NORTH OKALOOSA MEDICAL CENTER is located just minutes from the turquoise waters and pure white sandy beaches of Florida's Emerald Coast. From routine outpatient services to sophisticated invasive procedures, North Okaloosa Medical Center offers state-of-the-art health care for more than 180,000 residents of the Emerald Coast region of Florida's panhandle. The 110-bed facility is fully accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, and has a medical staff of more than 70 active physicians. As a full-service facility, North Okaloosa Medical Center features 24-hour emergency care, Caring for Kids pediatric suites, same-day surgery and outpatient care, advanced pulmonary care, physical therapy and rehabilitation services, broad-based diagnostic services including on-site CT and MRI capabilities, cardiac services, senior wellness programs, and an on-site clinical laboratory. North Okaloosa Medical Center is also well known in the community for its Especially for Women health care program, which features specialized education services, breast cancer screening programs and elegant LDRP suites. THE COMMUNITY North Okaloosa Medical Center prides itself on its ability to provide high-tech care in a close-to-home setting. The Medical Center is located in Okaloosa County, which stretches from the Gulf of Mexico on the south, to the Alabama state line on the north. Together with parts of Santa Rosa and Walton counties, Okaloosa offers an ideal environment for families with an idyllic year-round climate, an unmatched physical environment, a low cost of living, and superior academic and recreation facilities. Elgin Air Force Base, the world's largest military reserve, is the region's most significant employer and has a total economic impact on the area exceeding $900 million annually. Additionally, the military's presence serves as a magnet for affiliated high-tech businesses and services, and provides a stable fixture for the community. RECREATION Okaloosa, Santa Rosa and Walton counties are collectively known as the Emerald Coast, aptly named for their world-class beaches, sparkling gulf waters and beautiful vegetation. Boating, deep-sea fishing and swimming are popular activities. In addition to sun, sand, and surf, the Emerald Coast offers abundant recreational opportunities on land, including golf, tennis, hunting, horseback riding and other sports activities. The esteemed Blue Water Bay Golf Resort/Community is located just minutes away. Racquetball, bowling, softball and basketball are available. Youth leagues, for a variety of sports, are well-organized and supported by this family-oriented community. Art and theater projects, as well as the tourist industry ensures plenty of shopping and exceptional restaurants. EDUCATION From pre-kindergarten through adult education, the Okaloosa County school system offers an exceptional environment for education and personal development. Academics, athletics, and vocational programs are among the best in the region, with Okaloosa School District students consistently scoring higher than most other districts on state and national tests. In fact, Okaloosa County is one of the few districts in the nation where SAT and ACT scores show steady increases. The Okaloosa School District maintains one of the highest graduation rates in Florida. Class size for primary schools in the county averages 26 students, and the district boasts an 8:1 ratio of instructional personnel to administrators.