Advanced Practice Nurse - Concord

Only for registered members Concord, United States

2 days ago

Company Description · Concord Hospital (CH) is a nonprofit health system serving communities across Central New Hampshire. With campuses in Concord, Laconia, and Franklin, CH has grown into a regional integrated health system employing nearly 4,500 staff, including close to 600 e ...

Job description

Company Description
Concord Hospital (CH) is a nonprofit health system serving communities across Central New Hampshire.

With campuses in Concord, Laconia, and Franklin, CH has grown into a regional integrated health system employing nearly 4,500 staff, including close to 600 employed physicians and advanced providers.

CH is committed to providing high-quality care to meet the health needs of the community while upholding its charitable mission.

Team members play a vital role in delivering compassionate care, contributing to meaningful improvements in the lives of patients and their families.

Join a team where your expertise truly makes a difference.

APRN/PA-C - Family Medicine (Family Physicians of Pembroke)

At Concord Hospital Medical Group (CHMG), our Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) and Physician Assistants (PA-C) are essential members of a dynamic, patient-centered primary care team.

In this role, you'll deliver comprehensive preventive and primary medical services to patients across the lifespan, building meaningful relationships while providing high-quality, evidence-based care.

Practice exclusively in a supportive outpatient setting alongside experienced physicians, APPs, and clinical teams who value collaboration and teamwork.

You'll have the resources and clinical support needed to focus on what matters most:
your patients.

What makes this opportunity stand out?
Four-day workweek
No weekends
No call responsibilities
Strong interdisciplinary support
Commitment to quality, compassionate care

This is a position designed with both provider satisfaction and patient care in mind, offering true work–life balance while serving a vibrant New Hampshire community.

If you're looking for a rewarding primary care opportunity where your voice is valued and your time is respected, we'd love to connect.

Education

APRN: Master's or Doctoral degree from an accredited Nurse Practitioner program.
PA‑C (Physician Associate): Master's degree from an ARC‑PA–accredited Physician Assistant program.

Licensure, Certification, Registration

Unencumbered New Hampshire APRN or PA-C license.
National certification in relevant specialty (APRN) or NCCPA (PA-C).
Eligible for or current DEA license.

Experience
Prior primary care experience required.

Responsibilities

Partner with patients to understand their health history, perform comprehensive examinations, and develop thoughtful, evidencebased diagnoses.
Use diagnostic tools effectively to guide care and ensure timely followup.
Manage a wide range of acute and chronic conditions with clinical expertise and judgment.
Prescribe and monitor medications safely, ensuring optimal patient outcomes.
Educate patients on preventive health and wellness to empower informed decisions.
Maintain productivity standards while delivering highquality, patientfocused care.
Document care thoroughly and accurately, supporting continuity and quality of care.

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