It is an intensive clinical program that is intended to prepare recently graduated FNPs (0-24 months post-graduation) to function as PCPs who meet the needs of culturally diverse and clinically complex patients typical of community health centers. Candidates are expected to develop and maintain their own panel of patients in order to facilitate continuity of care. Candidates will work with faculty with a wide variety of expertise and clinical interests, including women's health, family medicine, addiction medicine, chronic illness care, complementary medicine, office procedures, and new models of health care delivery. PCHC consistently undertakes quality improvement initiatives and encourages candidates' participation around innovation in delivery of care. Candidates have the opportunity to engage in a number of specialties and will work closely with PCHC's family medicine providers.

Program Benefits include:

• Weekly group didactic sessions
• Population Health panel management
• Advanced team-based care
• Full-time employment
• Robust benefits package
• Specialty rotations within the health centers
• Full-time precepting for all clinic sessions
• Intensive EMR training and documentation efficiencies
• Upon successful completion of the program, an opportunity for continued employment

Applications will be accepted from January 16th, 2024 through April 15th, 2024.

IMPORTANT: The application includes three essay questions. These essay questions are required to complete your application.

In addition to uploading your resume, please upload 2-3 clinical recommendations.

PCHC is EOE/M/F/D/V/SO