Traveling Nurse Practitioner – Occupational & Firefighter Health | $65–$75/hr | Jacksonville Metro
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Job description
Traveling Nurse Practitioner – Occupational & Firefighter Health
A healthcare organization is seeking a Nurse Practitioner to provide comprehensive mobile occupational health and preventive medical services at client locations, primarily supporting fire departments and public-safety personnel.
The ideal candidate is clinically confident, adaptable and comfortable providing care in mobile/on-site environments while traveling extensively between assignments.
The position is associated with the Jacksonville Metro Area and requires extensive interstate travel.
Compensation: $65–$75/hour
Position: Full-Time
Openings: 1
Target Start: Before the end of 2026
Job Responsibilities
Conduct occupational health assessments.
Provide preventive health evaluations.
Review laboratory and screening results.
Perform medical evaluations for firefighters/public-safety personnel within established protocols.
Assess abnormal findings and recommend appropriate follow-up.
Provide patient education and preventive health counseling.
Complete accurate clinical documentation.
Maintain confidentiality.
Collaborate with healthcare teams and client representatives.
Adapt to mobile/on-site clinical environments.
Support efficient patient flow.
Travel to assigned locations across multiple states.
Follow established clinical protocols and applicable regulations.
Qualifications
Accredited Nurse Practitioner education.
Current national NP certification.
Active NP/APRN credentials.
Ability and willingness to obtain additional state credentials.
Strong comprehensive assessment and physical examination skills.
Knowledge of preventive healthcare.
Strong clinical judgment.
Excellent communication and patient education skills.
Strong organizational and documentation skills.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Willingness to travel extensively interstate.
Ability to accommodate frequent overnight stays.
Ability to start before the end of 2026.
New graduates are encouraged to apply.
Working Hours
The NP should be comfortable with:
Frequent interstate travel
Overnight stays
Approximately 3–6 days in a state/assignment
Potential nationwide assignments
Changing client locations
Obtaining additional state credentials as needed
Travel, lodging and meals are covered according to applicable policy. Approved travel expenses are reimbursed.
Skills
Family Medicine
Occupational Medicine
Occupational Health
Comprehensive Physical Exams
Preventive Care
Patient Assessment
Clinical Decision Making
Patient Education
Documentation
Primary Care
Mobile Healthcare