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SOUTHERN HEALTH PARTNERS INC

Nurse Practitioner Part Time Flexible Schedule

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💚 Nurse Practitioner

🌟 Flexible Part-Time Opportunity | Up to 20 Hours Per Week

📍 Houston County Detention Center | Perry, Georgia

Your Practice. Your Schedule. Your Impact.

Looking for a way to make a meaningful difference without committing to another full-time schedule? Southern Health Partners (SHP) is seeking a compassionate, experienced Nurse Practitioner to provide quality healthcare at the Houston County Detention Center in Perry, Georgia.

This part-time opportunity offers up to 20 hours per week, giving you the flexibility to work around an existing practice, professional commitments, or the lifestyle you want to maintain.

Have an established collaborating physician? Bring that professional partnership with you! Applicants must have a collaborating physician willing to provide the required collaboration for this position.

If you're ready to put your clinical expertise to work in a structured environment where patient care matters more than the daily rush of a traditional healthcare setting, this opportunity could be the right fit.

🩺 What You'll Do

  • Conduct comprehensive patient assessments, physical examinations, and evaluations.

  • Diagnose, treat, and manage acute and chronic medical conditions within your scope of practice.

  • Order and interpret diagnostic tests as clinically appropriate.

  • Develop treatment plans and support continuity of care.

  • Collaborate with nursing staff and your established collaborating physician to provide quality patient care.

  • Maintain accurate and timely electronic medical records.

  • Follow evidence-based practices and established clinical protocols.

  • Deliver compassionate, professional care to an underserved patient population.

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