Acute NP / Nurse Practitioner

Lead With Care in the Heart of South Texas

Out where the mesquite trees stretch under endless blue sky and the sun hangs heavy over fields stitched with legacy and labor, healthcare isn’t just a service — it’s a lifeline. It’s personal. It’s powerful. And it’s needed. In this close-knit South Texas community, where neighbors look out for one another and resilience is passed down like heirlooms, your role as a Nurse Practitioner will mean more than just showing up — it will mean standing up for those who rely on you most.

This is a place where your clinical knowledge will go hand-in-hand with your human presence. Where every patient has a story — and you have the privilege of being part of it. If you’re looking for a role that’s rich in responsibility and rooted in relationship, you may have just found the opportunity that brings your skills to life.

Your Role in a Community That Counts on You

As a Board-Certified Nurse Practitioner, you’ll deliver front-line care to individuals and families who trust you not only for your training, but for your compassion. You’ll diagnose and manage a wide range of conditions, perform comprehensive exams, and develop treatment plans that are both clinically sound and grounded in the realities of your patients’ lives.

You’ll provide acute and chronic disease management, order and interpret labs and imaging, prescribe medications, and monitor ongoing care. But this is about more than interventions — it’s about prevention, education, and building long-term partnerships with the people you serve. Wellness checks, immunizations, screenings, and nutrition counseling will be part of your everyday rhythm, along with teaching patients how to navigate health decisions confidently and independently.

You’ll work with a dedicated clinical team — physicians, nurses, behavioral health professionals, and support staff — but you’ll also operate with a level of autonomy that rural practice makes not only possible, but essential. Your input will shape care plans, your mentorship will guide newer providers, and your presence will be part of the community fabric itself.

In short: you’ll be the kind of provider who doesn’t just work in town — you’re part of it.

Where the Land is Tough, and the People Tougher

Life in this part of South Texas is full of grit, tradition, and deep-rooted pride. The land is flat and wide, dotted with ranches and windmills, and crisscrossed by roads that seem to run forever under cotton-colored skies. The scent of barbecue and fresh tortillas hangs in the air, and the community is rich with culture — from conjunto music and weekend rodeos to backyard cookouts where everyone brings a dish and a story.

This is a place where Spanish is spoken as naturally as English, where history lives in every mural and courthouse square, and where families know their neighbors — and often their neighbors’ grandparents. The pace is unhurried, the handshakes are firm, and the welcome is real.

While the town may be small, the sense of connection is enormous. Kids ride bikes to school. Shop owners greet customers by name. And healthcare providers are more than professionals — they’re pillars of trust and continuity.

You’ll also find space here — to think, to grow, and to build a life that prioritizes what truly matters. Whether you're seeking a quieter rhythm, room to raise a family, or a place where your work has visible, daily impact, this community offers all of it — with humility, heart, and a seat at the table.

What You Bring to the Team

You’re a clinician with both training and tenacity. You’ve earned your Master’s in Nursing, are licensed (or eligible for licensure) in Texas, and are board-certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner, Adult-Gerontology NP, or similar. You likely have BLS and ACLS certification, and if you’ve served rural or underserved populations before, you know the kind of resourcefulness and flexibility this work requires.

But beyond credentials, you bri

ng a presence that people trust. You know how to meet patients where they are — culturally, emotionally, and practically. You’re confident in your clinical decisions, clear in your communication, and grounded enough to adapt when plans change.

You value teamwork, but you’re self-directed. You lead with humility, listen with patience, and work with both skill and sincerity. If you’re multilingual — especially Spanish-speaking — that’s a bonus, but more important is your willingness to learn from the community you serve, not just prescribe to it.

What We Give in Return

We take care of the people who take care of our patients. That means a competitive salary aligned with your experience and the essential role you play. You’ll receive comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage, as well as generous paid time off, holidays, and sick leave that supports your work-life balance.

We also provide opportunities for continuing education, certification reimbursement, and mentorship — because your professional growth strengthens the care we deliver. Our team is tight-knit, our leadership is responsive, and our mission is clear: to provide excellent care where it’s needed most, with heart and humility.

Your Next Chapter Starts Here

If you’re looking for more than a clinic job — if you want a practice that feels like a purpose, in a place that feels like home — then this is your chance. Here, your work will matter. Your patients will remember you. And your presence will help shape the health of an entire region.

Come practice where your skills are respected, your presence is cherished, and your days are full of both challenge and meaning. Come serve a community that will see you — and celebrate you.

We’re ready when you are.