Full-time NP Certified Diabetes Educator | No weekends/No call | Westwood, NJ – 28 miles from NYC

Pascack Valley Medical Group is seeking a certified Nurse Practitioner - Diabetes Educator to join their thriving Endocrinology practice in Westwood, NJ – 28 miles from NYC.  A thriving bedroom community of NYC, Westwood's Downtown shopping and business district springs alive with concerts and street fairs. 

Your Work:

• Join 2 physicians
• Outpatient only; no weekends; no call
• On-site lab and radiology
• New graduates are encouraged to apply

Recruitment Package may include:

- Base salary + wRVU production incentive

- CME allowance

- Sign-on bonus

- Medical debt assistance + Consultative services by Navigate Student Loans

- Relocation allowance

- Paid malpractice coverage

- Health benefits + Retirement plan

- Marketing + practice growth assistance

Your Health System:

Hackensack Meridian Health Pascack Valley Medical Center is a 128-bed full-service, acute-care community hospital, located in Westwood, NJ providing excellent care. The state-of-the-art facility features a brand-new Emergency Department, state-of-the-art maternity center, a women’s imaging center, cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation, center for joint replacement, wound care center, and an intensive/critical care unit. The hospital is the only hospital in Bergen County with all private rooms at no additional cost to the patient. For more, please visit www.PascackMedicalCenter.com    

Your Community:

Located in the northeastern part of NJ, the Borough of Westwood is approximately 10 miles from the George Washington Bridge and approximately 7 miles south of the New Jersey - New York state border.  Westwood offers a thriving downtown business and shopping district in addition to many dining options.  There are unique art galleries, summer concerts in the park, and street fairs. Residents enjoy its proximity to New York City and big-city adventures- without trading off the small-town values and quiet intimacy of its community. Outdoor lovers cannot get enough of the area's national, state, county and municipal parks. 

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