Family Practice Nurse Practitioner Jobs
Family Practice Nurse Practitioner jobs are open across primary care, federally qualified health centers, urgent care, and integrated health systems, from new-grad NPs to experienced lead practitioners, with specializations in chronic disease management, pediatrics, and preventive care. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Full Time Employees of Confluence Health receive a wide range of benefits in addition to compensation.
- Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance
- Flexible Spending Accounts & Health Saving Accounts
- Paid Time Off
- Generous Retirement Plans
- Life Insurance
- Long-Term Disability
- Gym Membership Discount
- Tuition Reimbursement
- Employee Assistance Program
- Adoption Assistance
- Shift Differential
Provides primary health care services to hospital and clinic patients. Performs examinations; performs or orders diagnostic test; establishes diagnosis; prescribes medication; instructs patients and family members about continuing care.
Position Reports To: Practice Manager
- Provide primary health care to patients. Examination, diagnosis, and treatment of both chronic and acute episodic illnesses and minor injuries. Refers to physician as needed. Writes prescriptions and performs office procedures within the scope of expertise, protocols, and available equipment.
- Counsels patients and families and helps them understand issues related to physical and emotional health.
- Participates in health promotional activities.
- Participates in decisions, planning, and policies related to clinical care.
- Maintains thorough and complete medical records in a timely manner and demonstrates proficiency in using the Electronic Medical Record documentation system.
- Records statistics and conducts research as deemed necessary.
- Collaborates with staff and physicians to identify patient’s needs and help develop plan to meet those needs.
- Required to maintain active Basic Life Support (CPR) certification.
- Other duties as assigned.
- Active Registered Nurse and ARNP licensure with prescriptive authority in the state of Washington, required by start date.
- Related experience.
Physical/Sensory Demands For This Position:
- Walking - F
- Sitting/Standing - F
- Reaching: Shoulder Height - F
- Reaching: Above shoulder height - O
- Reaching: Below shoulder height - O
- Climbing - O
- Pulling/Pushing: 25 pounds or less - O
- Pulling/Pushing: 25 pounds to 50 pounds - O
- Pulling/Pushing: Over 50 pounds - O
- Lifting: 25 pounds or less - F
- Lifting: 25 pounds to 50 pounds - O
- Lifting: Over 50 pounds - O
- Carrying: 25 pounds or less - O
- Carrying: 25 pounds to 50 pounds - O
- Carrying: Over 50 pounds - O
- Crawling/Kneeling - O
- Bending/Stooping/Crouching - O
- Twisting/Turning - O
- Repetitive Movement - O
Working Conditions:
- Work is performed at in patient exam and treatment rooms, where space may be limited and confined. Requires a combination of working independently and also working closely with others.
- FLSA: Exempt
- Hourly/Salary: Salary
- Unprotected Heights - No
- Heat - No
- Cold - No
- Mechanical Hazards - No
- Hazardous Substances - Yes
- Blood Borne Pathogens Exposure Potential - Yes
- Lighting - No
- Noise - No
- Ionizing/Non-Ionizing Radiation - No
- Infectious Diseases - Yes
Full Time Employees of Confluence Health receive a wide range of benefits in addition to compensation.
- Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance
- Flexible Spending Accounts & Health Saving Accounts
- Paid Time Off
- Generous Retirement Plans
- Life Insurance
- Long-Term Disability
- Gym Membership Discount
- Tuition Reimbursement
- Employee Assistance Program
- Adoption Assistance
- Shift Differential
Provides primary health care services to hospital and clinic patients. Performs examinations; performs or orders diagnostic test; establishes diagnosis; prescribes medication; instructs patients and family members about continuing care.
Position Reports To: Practice Manager
- Provide primary health care to patients. Examination, diagnosis, and treatment of both chronic and acute episodic illnesses and minor injuries. Refers to physician as needed. Writes prescriptions and performs office procedures within the scope of expertise, protocols, and available equipment.
- Counsels patients and families and helps them understand issues related to physical and emotional health.
- Participates in health promotional activities.
- Participates in decisions, planning, and policies related to clinical care.
- Maintains thorough and complete medical records in a timely manner and demonstrates proficiency in using the Electronic Medical Record documentation system.
- Records statistics and conducts research as deemed necessary.
- Collaborates with staff and physicians to identify patient’s needs and help develop plan to meet those needs.
- Required to maintain active Basic Life Support (CPR) certification.
- Other duties as assigned.
- Active Registered Nurse and ARNP licensure with prescriptive authority in the state of Washington, required by start date.
- Related experience.
Physical/Sensory Demands For This Position:
- Walking - F
- Sitting/Standing - F
- Reaching: Shoulder Height - F
- Reaching: Above shoulder height - O
- Reaching: Below shoulder height - O
- Climbing - O
- Pulling/Pushing: 25 pounds or less - O
- Pulling/Pushing: 25 pounds to 50 pounds - O
- Pulling/Pushing: Over 50 pounds - O
- Lifting: 25 pounds or less - F
- Lifting: 25 pounds to 50 pounds - O
- Lifting: Over 50 pounds - O
- Carrying: 25 pounds or less - O
- Carrying: 25 pounds to 50 pounds - O
- Carrying: Over 50 pounds - O
- Crawling/Kneeling - O
- Bending/Stooping/Crouching - O
- Twisting/Turning - O
- Repetitive Movement - O
Working Conditions:
- Work is performed at in patient exam and treatment rooms, where space may be limited and confined. Requires a combination of working independently and also working closely with others.
- FLSA: Exempt
- Hourly/Salary: Salary
- Unprotected Heights - No
- Heat - No
- Cold - No
- Mechanical Hazards - No
- Hazardous Substances - Yes
- Blood Borne Pathogens Exposure Potential - Yes
- Lighting - No
- Noise - No
- Ionizing/Non-Ionizing Radiation - No
- Infectious Diseases - Yes
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in family practice nurse practitioner jobs.
- Master of Science in Nursing or Doctor of Nursing Practice from an accredited program
- Current AANP or ANCC board certification as a Family Nurse Practitioner
- Active, unrestricted state NP licensure and current DEA registration
- Two or more years of clinical experience in a primary care or family medicine setting
- Proficiency with an EMR system such as Epic, Athenahealth, or eClinicalWorks
- BLS and ACLS certification required, PALS preferred for practices seeing pediatric patients
Tips for Your Family Practice Nurse Practitioner Job Search
Tailor your resume to each setting
Family practice roles vary widely between FQHCs, private practices, and urgent care. Pull the specific patient volume expectations, EMR systems, and population focus from each job posting and mirror that language directly in your resume's experience section.
List every relevant certification clearly
Employers scan for board certification type first, so put your AANP or ANCC credential, DEA registration status, and any state-specific prescriptive authority details in a dedicated credentials section at the top of your resume, not buried in a summary paragraph.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists family practice nurse practitioner openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target postings that name your EMR
If you have hands-on experience with Epic, Athenahealth, or eClinicalWorks, filter your job search for postings that name those systems. Demonstrating EMR fluency without a learning curve is a concrete differentiator, especially for small practices with no IT support.
Prepare a patient panel walk-through answer
Family practice interviews often ask you to describe how you manage a full panel, including chronic conditions, preventive screenings, and acute visits in a single day. Prepare a specific, structured example from your clinical training or prior position that shows your workflow and prioritization.
Negotiate scope before you sign
Before accepting any offer, clarify the collaborative practice agreement terms, your prescriptive authority, and whether the role includes call or after-hours coverage. These details affect your day-to-day autonomy and workload far more than job title language does.
Family Practice Nurse Practitioner Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most family practice nurse practitioners?
The most active employers for family practice nurse practitioners right now are UNC Health, Intermountain Health, and CommonSpirit Health, and the most openings are in Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Indiana, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Health systems, federally qualified health centers, and multispecialty group practices tend to post the highest volume of family practice NP openings consistently.
How many family practice nurse practitioner jobs are remote?
About 28% of family practice nurse practitioner openings are fully remote or hybrid as of August 2026, with most of those positions concentrated in telehealth primary care and chronic disease management. In-person and hybrid roles dominate for practices requiring physical exams, procedure support, or on-site patient panel management.
How do you become a family practice nurse practitioner?
You become a family practice nurse practitioner by first earning a registered nurse license, then completing a master's or doctoral nursing program with a family nurse practitioner track, including supervised clinical hours across the lifespan. After graduating, you pass either the AANP or ANCC board certification exam, then apply for state NP licensure and prescriptive authority before practicing independently or under a collaborative agreement.
How do you get hired as a family practice nurse practitioner with little experience?
New-grad family practice NPs are most competitive when they target FQHCs, rural health clinics, and large health systems that have structured NP residency or transition-to-practice programs. Highlighting your clinical rotation sites, patient volume, and any chronic disease or preventive care exposure in your resume helps. Many employers in underserved or high-need areas hire new grads specifically because demand outpaces the experienced candidate pool.
What does the family practice nurse practitioner interview process look like?
Most family practice NP interviews begin with a phone or video screen from HR or a practice manager, followed by a clinical interview with the medical director or lead physician that covers your diagnostic approach, prescribing philosophy, and panel management style. Some practices include a case presentation or scenario-based questions about managing complex chronic conditions. Final rounds often involve a tour of the practice and a conversation about collaborative practice expectations and coverage arrangements.
Where can I find and apply to family practice nurse practitioner jobs?
You can find and apply to family practice nurse practitioner jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search through the available roles, find the ones that match your credentials and preferred setting, and apply directly to each listing that fits.
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