What are the responsibilities and job description for the Part Time Float Pool-Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner position at Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital?
Summary
Hugh Chatham Medical Group has an immediate need for a part-time float pool advanced practice clinician, to support the growing medical needs of our community and region. This position will support all Hugh Chatham Medical Group primary and urgent care clinics.
Hugh Chatham offers providers: •Competitive salary package •Malpractice •Annual allowance for continued medical education
Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital is a not-for-profit community health care network of physician clinics and an 81-bed acute care hospital that delivers high quality, convenient health care to residents of the Yadkin Valley and Foothills region of North Carolina and parts of southwestern Virginia. Employing more than 800 team members, Hugh Chatham includes a medical group with 26 clinic locations spanning six counties. Headquartered in Elkin, North Carolina, Hugh Chatham is a leader in using technology to coordinate care for patients and to make healthcare more accessible, higher quality, and cost-effective.
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