Family Practice/Primary Care Nurse Practitioner

Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) Homer, Alaska POSITION OVERVIEW Opportunity Type: Permanent Placement Full-Time Start Date: ASAP Schedule: Monday Friday No weekends No on-call Choice of five 8-hour days or four 10-hour days Setting: Outpatient Primary Care Ambulatory Clinic Patient Population: Adults and pediatric Native and non-Native community members Location: Homer, AK COMPENSATION Base Salary: Competitive salary and benefits Benefits Package Paid Time Off: 5 weeks annually plus sick leave and holidays Health Insurance: FEHB 100% of employee premiums covered 50% of spouse and dependent premiums covered effective first day of pay period after enrollment Dental and Vision insurance available after 90 days Group Life Insurance: Up to $250,000 Long-Term Disability Insurance Employer 401(k) with 5% match enrollment effective January 1 or July 1 following one year of employment Wellness Incentive Program: Up to $300 per calendar year (shoes, gym memberships, exercise equipment, CSA food boxes, and more) ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES This full-time Family Nurse Practitioner opportunity serves a mission-driven federally recognized Tribal health organization delivering quality, culturally appropriate primary and preventive care to the communities of the South Kenai Peninsula. The role offers a rewarding blend of clinical practice, patient advocacy, and community health education in a truly unique Alaskan setting. Clinical Responsibilities Provide comprehensive acute and chronic primary care and preventive health services to patients and families across all age groups Diagnose and manage a broad range of primary care conditions within scope of practice Participate in counseling for chronic and infectious disease patients including treatment planning and ongoing medical management Function as a patient advocate coordinate follow-up care and referrals to ensure continuity across the care continuum Coordinate and facilitate support groups, health education initiatives, and health promotion activities related to physical and emotional wellness Participate in strategic planning and policy and procedure development Contribute to the Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) program as needed Travel Requirements Travel to Anchor Point (by car) and Seldovia (by small aircraft or boat) required on a day-trip basis Inclement weather may occasionally require an overnight stay REQUIREMENTS Master of Science in Nursing with Family Nurse Practitioner certification from an approved national certifying body Active Alaska APRN license or ability to obtain within 3 months of hire Active, unrestricted DEA certification Comfortable serving diverse patient populations including Native Alaskan communities Must pass pre-employment drug screen and background check including fingerprinting Clean malpractice and license history required ABOUT THE FACILITY Seldovia Village Tribe (SVT) Health and Wellness is a federally recognized Tribal health organization committed to improving the health of all people in the South Kenai Peninsula communities through quality, respectful, and culturally appropriate primary, holistic, and preventive care. SVT serves both Native and non-Native community members and offers an integrative model of care that includes primary health services, behavioral health, acupuncture, nutritional coaching, massage therapy, and wellness programming making it one of the most unique and comprehensive community health organizations in Alaska. ABOUT HOMER, ALASKA Homer is a stunning coastal community nestled on the shores of Kachemak Bay on the southern Kenai Peninsula, renowned as the "Halibut Fishing Capital of the World." Surrounded by breathtaking mountain views, world-class fishing, hiking, and wildlife, Homer offers an exceptional quality of life for those who embrace Alaska's natural beauty and outdoor lifestyle. With a vibrant arts community, local dining, and a warm small-town atmosphere, Homer is an ideal destination for healthcare providers seeking meaningful work in one of the most scenic places in North America.