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Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) - Community Clinic Psychiatric

Washington University

Missouri Baptist Hospital Main Bu…

$97k-$175k/yrIn-Person

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Salary Insights

$136k
Average annual salary

Many FQHC positions include loan repayment.

Why Choose Community Health

Built for Underserved Communities

Community health roles offer integrated care, loan repayment, and the chance to serve populations who need it most.

FQHC Settings

Work in Federally Qualified Health Centers with integrated primary care teams, sliding-scale patient access, and federal grant funding.

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Community health impact

Community Impact

Make a direct impact on underserved populations. Reduce health disparities in your community.

Clinic-Based Care

Outpatient settings with consistent patient panels and manageable caseloads.

Diverse Populations

Serve diverse, multilingual communities with culturally responsive care.

Grant-Funded Roles

Many positions backed by federal and state health center expansion grants.

Loan Repayment

NHSC loan repayment up to $50K. Many positions qualify for PSLF.

Salary + Benefits

Community health NPs earn $136k annually, and many roles add NHSC loan repayment, generous PTO, and PSLF-eligible nonprofit employment.

Community health NP salary and benefits

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Before You Apply

What You Need to Know

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NP Certification

An active APRN license and national NP certification are required for all community health positions.

02

Cultural Competency

Experience with diverse, underserved populations. Bilingual skills (Spanish) are highly valued.

03

DEA Registration

DEA registration for prescribing controlled substances is required for community health roles.

04

NHSC Application

Apply for National Health Service Corps loan repayment to maximize FQHC benefits.

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FAQ

Community Health NP Questions

What do community health NPs do?

Community health NPs provide primary and preventive care in FQHCs, community health centers, and public health clinics. They manage chronic conditions, treat acute illness, deliver screenings and preventive services, and work alongside behavioral health, dental, and social work teams to provide integrated, whole-person care to underserved populations.

How much do community health NPs earn?

Community health NP salaries typically fall within the standard NP range of roughly $95K-$150K, varying by location and experience. Many FQHC positions add NHSC loan repayment up to $50,000, PSLF eligibility, generous PTO, and benefits that meaningfully boost total compensation beyond base salary.

Do community health positions qualify for loan repayment?

Yes — many FQHC and public health positions qualify for National Health Service Corps (NHSC) loan repayment of up to $50,000 for two years of service. Positions at 501(c)(3) nonprofit employers also qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) after 120 qualifying payments.

What qualifications are needed for community health NP roles?

You need an active APRN license, national NP certification, DEA registration, and ideally experience working with diverse, underserved populations. Bilingual skills (especially Spanish) are highly valued. Some positions accept new graduates with structured supervision.