Pediatrics Nurse Practitioner

Join a growing, community-focused practice as a Pediatric Advanced Practice Provider in a supportive, team-based environment with strong mentorship.

Overview

• Single position covering two clinic locations in Fayetteville and Spring Lake, NC (approximately 25 minutes apart)
• Established pediatric practice with 5 providers
• 4.5-day work week: Monday Thursday: 8:00 AM 4:30 PM, Friday: 8:00 AM 12:00 PM
• 100% outpatient pediatrics (ages 0 18)
• Average 18 patients per day (mix of sick and well visits)
• Provide preventive, acute, and chronic care
• Rotating weekly phone-only call (no inpatient responsibilities)
• Strong clinical support with experienced staff
• Direct mentorship from a pediatrician with 30 years of experience

Requirements

• Board-Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP) or PA-C
• Eligible for North Carolina licensure
• Pediatric or relevant outpatient experience preferred
• Commitment to community-based, relationship-driven care

Benefits

• Unique 2-location role with minimal commute (25 minutes), providing variety without burden
• Highly desirable outpatient-only pediatric schedule with light call (phone only)
• Excellent work-life balance (4.5-day work week)
• Ideal for providers seeking work-life balance and mission-driven care delivery

Located in a growing, family-friendly metro area with easy access to beaches and mountains. The area is a military town, close to Pinehurst, famous for golf, and just 2 hours from Myrtle Beach. Named Best Place to Work locally for 5 consecutive years.

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