Prestera Health Services·Charleston, West Virginia
The Nurse Practitioner provides diagnosis and treatment to manage patient health conditions, performing physical exams, prescribing medications, and interpreting clinical data to determine appropriate management strategies. Responsibilities also include facilitating access to care, coordinating referrals, providing health promotion, and developing individualized patient management plans with detailed documentation.
Candidates must possess the equivalent of advanced formal training in nursing, including a Master’s Degree from an accredited program, and maintain current knowledge through continuing education. Required credentials include certification as a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP-BC), a valid APRN License in West Virginia, and a valid driver's license.
Market context
Advanced practice roles in West Virginia often reflect steady demand in primary care and geriatric settings, especially for candidates with broad adult or family practice experience. These positions can be competitive because employers typically want an advanced nursing degree, national certification, an active state license, and DEA licensure, along with at least 2 years of clinical experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, and confirm your certification, licensure, and experience match before applying.