The Nurse Practitioner (NP) (Women's Health) is a licensed independent practitioner that serves as a primary and/or specialty care provider. The NP works autonomously and/or in coordination with other healthcare professionals. The NP is responsible for facilitating advanced primary and specialty nursing services to the health center's patients within the scope of his/her licensure. He/she possesses the training and competency required while using national standards of care as a framework for managing patient care and acts as advocate for policies and practice that benefit the patient/community. The NP will have specific training in women's health issues including well women examinations, family planning, menopause and other reproductive health care concerns. The NP should be able to perform minor gynecological procedures including insertion of long-acting reversible contraception.