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For more than 100 years, Alice Hyde Medical Center has provided compassionate, community-focused health care for more than 55,000 residents in the North Country region of New York. Our mission is to always be here, not just as caregivers and staff, but as friends and neighbors, offering expertise and compassionate care in an environment that supports your health and healing.
Salary & Benefits:
Student loan repayment and relocation assistance is available. Excellent benefits, including an insurance plan and 403(b) retirement program, are provided through The University of Vermont Health Network Medical Group.
Position Details:
The Nurse Practitioner is a Licensed Independent Practitioner, responsible for providing primary care to patients, as an independent healthcare provider working with a physician collaborator
Scope of practice and delineation of NP privileges are credentialed and approved by the Chief of Medicine, Chairman of the Credentials Committee, Medical Executive Committee, Hospital CEO, and Executive Board of AHMC
Requirements:
Just ten miles south of the Canadian border, nestled amidst the farmlands, forests, lakes and streams, lies the community of Malone, New York. This pastoral community of nearly 15,000 offers residents a sparse suburban feel with affordable homes, low crime and friendly neighbors. Some would describe Malone as stepping into a storybook town with an historic downtown lined with Victorian homes, local eateries, museums and boutiques that leads out through sprawling acres of rural countryside, where you’ll find preserved cottages and farmhouses. The region offers an abundance of outdoor recreation for golfers, hikers, anglers, boaters, snowmobilers, skiers and snowboarders.
As a leading health care organization that employs thousands and directly works to improve the health of more than a million people in our two-state region, we are resolutely committed to promoting equity, diversity and inclusion in our practices and our communities.
As a medical institution that focuses on care, research and training, we have a professional and moral obligation to not only understand humanity, but to embrace and care for it without bias or discrimination. That starts within our own workforce by actively promoting diversity and inclusion within our clinical and academic communities with a culture that supports and encourages respect for every individual and that recognizes and values our diverse backgrounds.
