RN Full-time
Indian Health Service (IHS)

Advanced Practice Nurse (Nurse Practitioner)

$120,000 / YEAR

The incumbent is a primary and specialty care provider to patients and their families (all ages). Assignments include comprehensive medical and nursing care to patients with progressively more difficult or unusual problems.



We are accepting applications year-round with eligible applicants being placed on a standing register and eligible candidates referred for consideration as vacancies occur with referral at multiple grade levels and locations and type of appointments.

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