Nurse Practitioner-in-person and remote/telehealth
Are you tired of just putting in hours and more interested in changing the world of medicine? We think we have the best job in medicine today. Vdex is seeking nurse practitioners from throughout the country to work with us in New Mexico and the surrounding states of AZ, UT, CO, TX for full & part time positions, in-person and remote/telehealth. Benefits- • Customize your flexible work schedule • No Nights • No weekends • No on call • Competitive Pay Package The company has developed unique, diabetic treatment protocols that have been in use for more than 5 years, with a demonstrated track record of success. This is NOT just another practice that throws drugs at the problem. We use FDA-approved therapies, along with intensive patient involvement to make controlling blood glucose levels safer, easier, and more effective than with the traditional approach. It's actually fun to treat diabetes at Vdex. You will actually see your patients get demonstrably better, not just remain “non-compliant.” We focus on quality outcomes, not quantity of patients seen. Our providers routinely see 8-12 patients per day and never more than 15. Vdex Diabetes Providers have the time to build a relationship with each of their patients and that becomes the foundation of better outcomes. We offer quality of life for our providers as well. Hours can be flexible. We make accommodations for providers with children in the home or other circumstances. There are no working nights, weekends or being on call. We offer a competitive pay package. Most importantly, our company culture exalts teamwork; we have each other's backs as we take on the greatest medical challenge facing the world. Job Requirements: • Current nurse practitioner license • Minimal experience treating diabetes patients, we will train in use of our protocols • Outstanding listening and communication skills • Strong sense of empathy and compassion • Ability to prescribe medications • Desire to change the world • Team player Apply tot his job