New York-area positions (7)
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Psychiatrist-Outpatient
Brooklyn, NY
Primary Care Nurse Practitioner / PA
Bronx, NY
Lead Psychiatric Clinician (PMHNP)
New York, NY
Director, Provider Operations
New York, NY
Virtual Family Nurse Practitioner - [Overnights - NY, DC, CA licensed]
New York City, NY
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner- Full Time (Remote/Hybrid) or Part Time 20-25 hrs (Hybrid)
Brooklyn, NY
PMHNP Fellowship (New York State - New Grads)
New York, New York
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Salary Insights
Based on New York NP positions with salary data.
Why This Market
Why NPs Choose New York
Full Practice Authority · 37% above US average cost of living · 8.3M population
NP salaries in New York rank among the highest in the country, helping offset metro living costs
Dense network of academic medical centers (NYU Langone, Columbia, Mount Sinai, Montefiore) hiring across specialties
Large, diverse patient population creating steady demand across all 5 boroughs and every practice setting
Full practice authority after a 3,600-hour transition, plus a deep telehealth and private-practice market
Inside the metro
How the New York market is put together
Who you’ll be caring for
New York City's population of over 8 million sustains NP demand across primary care, acute care, pediatrics, geriatrics, women's health, and behavioral health. Large hospital systems, community health centers, and a growing telehealth sector all compete for NP talent, and the city's diverse communities put a premium on culturally competent, multilingual care.
Live market snapshot
- Open NP roles here
- 7
- All New York roles
- 22
- Share of the state’s listings
- 32%
- Posted pay vs statewide
- +$18k
Counted from live listings on this board and refreshed hourly — not a national survey. Pay figures use only listings that post a salary, so they lag the full market.
Where the jobs actually are
01Manhattan — East Side and Washington Heights
The academic spine: NYU Langone, Mount Sinai, and Weill Cornell on the East Side, Columbia and NewYork-Presbyterian uptown. Highest concentration of hospital, specialty, and research-adjacent roles, and the most competitive applicant pools.
02The Bronx
Montefiore's home borough and the strongest safety-net demand in the city. Community health center roles here are the most likely in the metro to carry federal shortage-area loan repayment.
03Brooklyn
A patchwork of hospital campuses, FQHCs, and fast-growing private group practices. Wide pay and pace variation between the downtown medical corridor and neighborhood clinics.
04Queens
The most linguistically diverse county in the country, so multilingual NPs are actively recruited. Heavy primary care, urgent care, and home-based care volume.
05Westchester, Long Island, and the Jersey side
Suburban systems and private practices where many city-priced NPs actually live. Working across the Hudson means a New Jersey license and New Jersey's reduced-practice rules — a separate application, not a formality.
Practice authority follows the state, not the metro — New York is a full-practice jurisdiction on the AANP State Practice Environment map. Editorial for this metro last reviewed 2026-07-29.
Before You Apply
Getting Started in New York
Licensure
New York has Full Practice Authority. New York grants NPs full practice authority under the NP Modernization Act — NPs work with a collaborative agreement for their first 3,600 practice hours, then can practice independently.
Cost of Living
New York cost of living is 37% above US average. Living costs in the NYC metro run 37% above the national average, driven mostly by housing.
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