Acute NP / Nurse Practitioner

Where Rolling Hills Meet Heartfelt Care — A Place to Practice With Purpose

In the foothills of the Allegheny Plateau, where the land folds into soft ridges and the seasons still mark time with color and ceremony, there’s a community waiting for a provider like you. This is a place where healthcare is personal, where faces are familiar, and where the impact of your presence is felt immediately and profoundly. As a Nurse Practitioner here, you won’t just be part of the system — you’ll be part of the story.

If you’ve been searching for a role that lets you serve with autonomy and care with intention, this may be your moment. This is a setting where your expertise is respected, your voice is heard, and your connection to the community grows with every patient encounter.

What You’ll Be Doing — and Why It Matters

Your clinical day might begin with a wellness exam for a coal country retiree and end with helping a young mother navigate a new diagnosis. In between, you’ll manage everything from chronic illness and routine screenings to urgent concerns and preventative care. As a Board-Certified Nurse Practitioner, you’ll conduct physical assessments, order and interpret diagnostics, and develop care plans that reflect each patient’s needs and context.

You’ll prescribe medications and therapies, monitor ongoing treatment, and serve as a consistent, trusted presence in your patients’ lives. You’ll take the time to educate — not just to inform, but to empower — helping individuals understand their health and make confident decisions about it. Preventive care will be a core part of your mission, and your role in addressing health disparities and promoting long-term wellness will be key to this community’s overall vitality.

You won’t do it alone. You’ll work alongside physicians, nurses, case managers, and support staff who believe that team care is the best care. You’ll lend your insight to care conferences, provide guidance to junior staff, and contribute to a shared sense of responsibility for quality, safety, and dignity.

Your documentation will be precise, your compliance thorough, and your care infused with empathy. This is a role for someone who wants to know their patients — not just treat them.

Life in the Folded Green Hills

The setting is a place where history lingers — in the cobblestone alleys, the century-old porches, and the echoes of Appalachian heritage that still shape the culture. The land is lush in spring, golden in fall, and snow-dusted in winter, offering a kind of pastoral rhythm that slows the heart and clears the head. Here, you’ll find covered bridges, farmers’ markets, and town squares where people still gather for parades, fairs, and Friday night lights.

But don’t mistake quiet for disconnected. This region is just a short drive from the energy of a major city, offering access to world-class museums, sports, music, and medical centers — while still providing the peace and personal touch of small-town life. The best of both worlds, in one beautiful corner of southwestern Pennsylvania.

You’ll enjoy four full seasons, winding country drives, and family-owned diners serving comfort food with a side of real conversation. You’ll find trails to hike, streams to fish, and rolling land that begs for weekend drives and Sunday picnics.

Whether you’re raising a family, seeking space to grow, or simply ready for a new pace of life, this region gives you the kind of backdrop that lets your work — and your life — breathe.

Who You Are — and What You Believe In

You’ve completed your Master’s in Nursing and earned certification as a Family Nurse Practitioner, Adult-Gerontology NP, or similar. You’re licensed — or eligible for licensure — in Pennsylvania, and you carry yourself with confidence, humility, and care. BLS and ACLS certifications are preferred, and experience in community health, primary care, or rural settings is a bonus.

But beyond credentials, you bring character. You’re someone who listens more than you speak. Someone who understands that clinical skill is only half the job — the other half is human connection. You can work independently and think on your feet, but you’re collaborative by nature and always ready to learn or teach.

You know that documentation matters, compliance matters, safety matters — but so does presence. So does kindness. So does remembering that every chart represents a whole person.

If you’re the kind of provider who feels called to serve, not just employed to treat, we’d love to meet you.

The Benefits That Back You Up

We believe that care is a two-way street. That’s why we offer a competitive salary tailored to your experience and the demands of the role. You’ll receive comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance, as well as generous paid time off, paid holidays, and sick leave that honors your need for balance.

Professional development is woven into the fabric of this organization — whether it’s support for continuing education, certification reimbursement, or peer mentorship opportunities. You’ll have space to grow, lead, and evolve in your role.

But most importantly, you’ll be part of a culture that sees you — not just your license. We value warmth, teamwork, and mission-driven service, and we strive to create a workplace where providers thrive, patients flourish, and lives are changed every day.

Let’s Build Something That Lasts

If you’ve been searching for more than a job — if you want a place to land, a role to grow into, and a community to serve with your whole heart — this is it.

Join us in a region rich with heritage, beauty, and heart. Bring your skills, your compassion, and your steady presence. Let’s work together to build something that endures — for our patients, our team, and for you.

We're ready when you are.