Family Practice Positions in San Francisco (3)
View All Jobs →Family Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant (Cow Hollow) - Sign-On Bonus Available
San Francisco, CA
Expanded Care Family Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant (All Ages) (Sign-on Bonus Available)
San Francisco, CA
Per Diem Family Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant (Casual Employee)
San Francisco, CA
Family Practice Tips
- •Verify state APRN licensure and prescriptive authority requirements
- •Keep national certification and CE credits current
- •Compare total compensation — base, incentives, CME, and benefits
- •Ask about caseload, support staffing, and documentation time
- •Confirm collaborative or supervisory agreement requirements in this state
Why Family Practice?
Family Practice NP (FNP) roles are among the fastest-growing advanced practice positions nationwide.
Openings span health systems, private groups, and community settings.
State licensure plus national certification keeps your options open across employers and settings.
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Family Practice NP Market in San Francisco, CA
Family practice NP (FNP) openings in San Francisco cover primary care across the lifespan, typically paying $110K–$150K. FNP remains the most widely held NP certification, and California employers range from group practices to health systems and community clinics. Demand for nurse practitioners in San Francisco, CA reflects the area's status as a large urban center within California, where NPs operate under restricted practice authority requiring physician supervision. San Francisco is not currently a federally designated health professional shortage area, but regional demand for NPs and the local high cost of living relative to the national average (index 182) shape NP compensation in the market. Major healthcare employers in the San Francisco area include UCSF Health, Kaiser Permanente, and Sutter Health, alongside 3 active NP positions listed on this page.
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor Statistics, HRSA HPSA data, AANP State Practice Environment.
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