Part-Time Nurse Practitioner

Location:

Engelhard, North Carolina

Schedule:

Part-Time (2–3 days per week; flexible based on provider preference)
Compensation: $48–$57 per hour, depending on experience

Ready for a career where your patients know your name? Engelhard Medical Center, part of Ocracoke Health Center, Inc., is seeking a Part-Time Nurse Practitioner to join our dedicated care team in rural Hyde County. We provide excellent, compassionate care in a community shaped by fishing, farming, and small-town life.

We are a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), which means we provide comprehensive primary care services to all patients, regardless of their ability to pay, and focus on serving underserved and rural communities. FQHC status also allows us to offer additional support and resources to our patients and staff.

• Provide primary and preventive care to patients of all ages
• Part-time schedule — typically 2–3 days per week with flexibility based on provider preference
• Patient panel of approximately 300–400 to support meaningful continuity of care
• Collaborate with experienced physicians and clinical staff in a supportive, team-oriented environment
• Enjoy a balanced schedule with no on-call schedule
• Participate in community health initiatives that make a real difference

• $48–$57 per hour based on experience
• Malpractice insurance premiums covered by the organization
• A meaningful role in improving community health

• Is a licensed Nurse Practitioner in North Carolina (or eligible)
• Has experience in primary care or family practice (NEW GRADS WELCOME!)
• Brings strong clinical skills and a collaborative spirit
• Enjoys building relationships with patients and colleagues
• Wants to live and work in a place where work-life balance really means something

Ready to practice medicine in a place that values community, connection, and quality of life? Apply today and let’s chat about making Engelhard your new home!

Please note: NCCHCA is not a provider of health care services.

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