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WELCOME TO NATIONAL MEDICAL SERVICES
National Medical Services is a recognized leader of Nurse Practitioner and Physician Assistant recruitment. With over 35 years of industry experience, our tenured recruitment team understands the unique needs of your organization. We are a full-service, dedicated permanent placement firm. We combine extensive individual experience with a nationwide database of “mid-level” professionals to offer you the widest selection of quality candidates to staff your organization. Our unique knowledge and understanding of the marketplace lends itself to solving the most difficult recruitment scenarios.
Our success is backed by a commitment to integrity and professionalism. Each client from rural clinics to the country’s largest hospital systems receives the same high level of expertise, service, and benefits from our seasoned consultants. With National Medical Services, you are guaranteed a thorough search and attentive, personalized services resulting in highly qualified professionals matching with your opportunity.
Most Recent Job Postings
We are seeking a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner for a Psychiatry Practice in Idaho. Will consider experienced providers only. No new graduates. Other providers on site. Duties will be evals, med management and follow-ups. Adult patient population. Anticipated patient load will be 12 – 15 ppd. Schedule will be M – F, 8a – […]
We are seeking a Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner (FNP or ANP) for a Pain Management practice in New York. Will consider experienced providers or new grads with previous Pain Management experience. Other providers on site. Outpatient clinic setting. Duties are evals, injections, med management, small procedures, and follow-ups. Schedule will be 8a – 4:30p, […]
We are seeking a Family Nurse Practitioner for a Family Practice in beautiful Hawaii. Will consider experienced providers or strong new graduates. Other providers on site. Other services also on site (dental, behavioral health and optometry). Anticipated patient load will be 15 – 20 ppd. Schedule will be M – F, 8a – 5p. Moderate […]
We are seeking a Nurse Practitioner (NNP, FNP, or PNP) for a Neonatal position in South Dakota. Will consider experienced providers or strong new graduates. Other provider on site. Duties will be NICU coverage, high risk deliveries, procedures and occasional trauma. Moderate patient load. Schedule will be 12 or 24 hour shifts. Rotating schedule. Call […]
We are seeking a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) for a Psychiatry practice in central Nebraska. Will consider experienced providers or very strong new graduates. This is an autonomous practice. Practice focuses on routine mental health including addition issues. Primarily adult patients. Anticipated patient load will be 10 – 15 ppd. Schedule will be […]
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Writing a Resignation Letter
While you may be looking forward to starting your new job, you will also need to say goodbye to colleagues whom you may have developed close relationships with. Whatever your resignation story may be and however interesting it may sound, aim to resign with dignity and pride and never burn your bridges.
Career Planning – 5 Critical Mistakes
An average person with average talent, ambition and education, can outstrip the most brilliant genius in our society if that person has clear focused goals.
Education Vs Work Experience on a Resume – What Comes First?
Formatting and structure of your resume is the key to getting your resume noticed. No matter how good your resume looks if structured incorrectly, your resume may find itself in the “deleted items folder” Remember your resume needs to be in the top 5% for you to get the interview.