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National Coalition Of Healthcare Recruiters
Nurse Practitioner Primary Care
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What they do
A Primary Care 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.
$119,020 / year median in Texas
+31% projected growth
Job Description
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QUALIFIED
Healthcare Professionals accepted) Primary Care- NP -Nurse Practitioner Cleburne, TX Salary:
$125K+ $5k sign on Bonus No Nights I'm going to be blunt… If you're seeing 25-30 patients a day, running behind, skipping lunch, and charting at night, you already know that's not sustainable. And no, it's not "just how healthcare is." This job is different. We are a private primary care practice in Cleburne, TX that is hiring right now because we are growing — not because people are quitting. They don't burn providers out, and they don't overload schedules. Here's the reality of this role:- $120K-$130K base +$5k sign on bonus (
- Monday-Friday 8-5
- Light Saturday rotation only (short hours, not every week)
- 18-22 patients per day — not 30+
- Strong support staff (you're not doing 5 jobs at once)
- Full benefits + PTO Let's be honest… Most jobs say "great work environment." This one actually has it — or I wouldn't be putting my name on it. This is a stable, privately owned practice where:
- You're not rushed all day
- You're not treated like a number
- You can actually focus on patient care They're open to new grads, but they're not desperate — they're selective.