SteadyMD is excited to invite Nurse Practitioners  with  licenses in at least 5 states (3 of which must be in AZ, WA, PA, MN, CA, TX, or NY) to join our diverse and growing talent pool for a potential role in our urgent care telehealth program.

Our Hiring Process – A Journey Worth Taking:At SteadyMD,  our hiring process is as unique as our approach to healthcare.

We thoroughly assess each candidate to ensure a perfect match for both you and our team.

Please note that after hiring is complete there might be a waiting period before you are placed on a program.

We strive to guide you through every stage of the hiring process and seamlessly integrate you into our system.

Our goal is to ensure that when you are assigned to a program, you are well-prepared for success and ready to make a significant impact.About SteadyMD:Recognized by Forbes as a Top 100 Best Startup Employer, SteadyMD is at the forefront of telehealth, facilitating modern healthcare services.

Our comprehensive platform, supported by a clinician workforce licensed across all 50 states, streamlines telehealth for healthcare organizations.

Our clinicians enjoy the flexibility of online care in various domains, including urgent care, primary care, and mental health therapy.

At SteadyMD, we value diversity and inclusivity, striving to create a welcoming environment for clinicians from all backgrounds.Position Overview: Role: Nurse Practitioner for Urgent Care Telehealth Program Location: Fully Remote Schedule: Minimum 10 hours/week, with flexible scheduling options Night and weekend availability strongly preferred Compensation: Hourly rates of $56/hour - $60/hour 15% differential for night and weekend shifts Responsibilities: Conduct video and phone evaluations (both scheduled and on-demand) and asynchronous communication with patients (adults and children).

Provide urgent care treatment for various conditions, including seasonal allergies, cold/flu symptoms, and more.

Serve a diverse patient population, embodying our commitment to inclusive and evidence-based care