Nurse Practitioner, PRN

Job Description

Job Description

PRN Family Nurse Practitioner | Providence, Rhode Island

Tired of the broken healthcare system? At CareATC, we give you the power to practice medicine the way you always envisioned—with a patient-centered approach and zero financial barriers. This isn't just a job; it's a chance to make a real impact.

We are seeking a sharp, experienced Family Nurse Practitioner to provide essential PRN coverage. You'll work collaboratively with a dedicated interdisciplinary team, focusing on what matters most : proactive chronic disease management, one-on-one interventions, and ongoing patient education.

The CareATC Difference : A Win-Win-Win

Our unique, direct-to-employer model removes the headache of fee-for-service. This means you can finally focus on providing high-quality, comprehensive primary care without the administrative burden.

For the Clinician : Say goodbye to burnout. We offer predictable, consistent schedules with no on-call or holiday shifts. You get a consistent income with manageable productivity expectations, allowing for genuine work-life balance.

For the Patient : Exclusive access to quality care and dispensed medications at little to no cost.

For the Employer : Happier, healthier employees who drive down healthcare costs.

About the Role :

This PRN position will support our Rhode Island region. You will see patients of all ages ( 2+ ) and provide virtual care when clinically appropriate.

Qualifications :

A current Rhode Island Nurse Practitioner license

DEA required for prescribing and dispensing

Proven experience in a primary care setting, diagnosing and treating a wide range of health issues

A strong desire to champion health, disease management, and prevention

The ability to pass on-site credentialing

Perks :

Exclusive patient panel : no walk-ins.

Longer appointments for meaningful patient interactions.

Malpractice insurance with tail coverage.

A well-trained medical assistant to support you.

Ready to practice medicine on your own terms? Let's talk.