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Multi Speciality Family Nurse Practitioner FNP
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What they do
A Nurse Practitioner provides primary care and nursing care to patients. Performs physical exams, orders diagnostic tests, and provides medications. Works in a physician's office or other healthcare facility, under the direction of a physician. Performs work similar to that of a physician assistant but has different medical training and degree.
$131,347 / year median in New York
+24% projected growth
Job Description
Ready to love your impact as a Family Nurse Practitioner in a role that's truly in the city with a genuine community feel? This healthcare organization offers a standout platform for a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) to thrive, backed by a mission-driven, patient-first culture, measurable outcomes, and a strong reputation for clinical excellence and safety in Southern New York; as an FNP, expect momentum fueled by positive media coverage, expansion of services, award-winning workplace culture, shared governance, and evidence-based practice tools that make advanced practice nursing both supported and autonomous. As a Family Nurse Practitioner on the inpatient team, the role centers on high-acuity, hospital-based acute care that accelerates learning through complex cases, specialty consult access, and streamlined workflows; the environment is truly in the city yet maintains a welcoming community feel, enhanced by cutting-edge technology, and modernized units designed for speed, safety, and exceptional patient experience. In this Family Nurse Practitioner position, reporting typically flows to the Director of Advanced Practice or inpatient nursing leadership with close collaboration alongside hospitalists, specialists, and case management; the FNP will perform admissions, rounding, cross-coverage, discharges, rapid evaluations, diagnostics and procedures per scope, and patient-family education, all supported by protocols, order sets, real-time analytics, pharmacist and PT/OT integration, friendly nurses, and a diverse interprofessional team that values respect, learning, and shared improvement. Southern New York offers the Family Nurse Practitioner a vibrant life outside the hospital: four-season beauty with beaches, riverfront trails, and quick escapes to the Hudson Valley and Catskills; legendary concerts, Broadway, galleries, and museums; diverse cuisine from Michelin-star dining to global street eats; top-tier schools and universities; a deep job market across healthcare, tech, finance, media, and biotech; robust public transit with subways, buses, commuter rails, ferries, and bike lanes for easy commuting; walkable districts, abundant parks and green space, strong healthcare access, and a welcoming, inclusive community culture with festivals, sports, nightlife, pet-friendly amenities, and major-airport connectivity for effortless travel—perfect for an FNP seeking both convenience and possibility. Connect with a Clinical Management Consultants recruiter today and launch the next chapter of your FNP career