Full-Time Positions (40)
Staff Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) — Remote | Telehealth | Full-Time or Part-Time | USA
Austin, Texas
Nurse Practitioner / Physician Assistant, Full-Time Float - Los Angeles, CA - Onsite
Los Angeles, California
Certified Nurse Midwife-OBGYN, Full-time, Rotating
Chicago, IL
Nurse Practitioner - Behavioral Health - Full Time
Aurora Psychiatric Hospital - 122…
Clinic Medical Assistant (MA-C) - Geriatric Nurse Practitioner Program - Full Time (40 hours/week)
Ellensburg, WA
Behavioral Health Full-Time NP/PA
Rome, GA - 420 E 2nd Ave
Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant-Stem Cell Outpatient, Full-time, Days
Chicago, IL
Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant-Otolaryngology (Head and Neck Surgery), Full-time, Days
Chicago, IL
Nurse Practitioner - Wound Care, Full-time, Days
Geneva, IL
Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant-Primary Care at Home, Full-time, Days
Palos Heights, IL
Why Choose Full-Time
Stability & Benefits
Full Benefits Package
Health, dental, vision, 401k matching, PTO, CME allowances, malpractice coverage, and student loan repayment at qualifying employers.
Long-Term Security
Permanent positions with predictable income and career advancement.
Full Benefits
Health insurance, 401k, PTO, CME stipends, and loan repayment.
Job Security
Permanent positions with stable income and career advancement.
Work-Life Balance
Many full-time roles offer predictable M-F schedules.
Team Integration
Become a core member of multidisciplinary care teams.
Competitive Salary
Average full-time NP salary:
$163k
Before You Apply
What You Need
NP Certification
Active national NP certification in your specialty.
State License
APRN licensure and prescriptive authority.
DEA Registration
Required for prescribing controlled substances.
Experience
1+ years preferred; many employers welcome new grads.
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FAQ
Full-Time NP Questions
What benefits do full-time NPs receive?
Full-time NPs typically receive comprehensive health/dental/vision insurance, 401k matching, PTO, CME allowances, malpractice coverage, and loan repayment programs at qualifying employers — nonprofit and public health systems often qualify for PSLF.
What is the average full-time NP salary?
Full-time NPs typically earn $95K-$160K base salary depending on specialty, location, setting, and experience — acute care, high-cost metros, and in-demand specialties often pay more. Many roles add productivity bonuses, quality incentives, and sign-on bonuses.
What schedule do full-time NPs work?
Most outpatient full-time roles are Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm with no weekends. Inpatient and hospital roles often use 7-on/7-off or shift-based schedules. Some positions offer 4x10-hour day options.
How does full-time compare to contract or PRN?
Full-time offers job security, benefits, PTO, and retirement contributions. Contract/PRN pay higher hourly rates but lack benefits and stability. Full-time is ideal for long-term career building.
What qualifications are needed?
An active APRN license, national NP certification in your specialty, DEA registration where prescribing is required, and typically 1+ years of clinical experience. New grads are welcomed at many full-time positions.