Telehealth Nurse Practitioner-256086

Position Title: Telehealth Family Nurse Practitioner (Urgent Care)

Job Type: 1099 Independent Contractor (Seasonal Contract)

Location: Remote / Work-from-Home

Start Dates: Rolling starts from August 2026 – December 2026

Contract Duration: Cold & Flu Season (Runs through February – April 2027 , dependent on patient volume)

Position Overview

We are seeking experienced, highly autonomous Family Nurse Practitioners (FNPs) for 1099 telehealth contract roles during the 2026/2027 Cold & Flu Season .

If you are a clinical professional with 3+ years of family practice or urgent care experience, hold multiple active state licenses, and excel in a fast-paced virtual environment, this opportunity provides flexible schedule options and productivity incentives.

Compensation & Productivity Incentives

• Base Rate: Competitive hourly base pay
• Productivity Bonus: $15.75 per visit for every patient visit completed above the minimum baseline (minimum threshold: 3 visits per hour ).
• In an 8-hour shift, the baseline requirement is 24 visits or 3 patients per hour
• 3 patients per hr is $45/hr
• 4 patients per hr is $60.76/hr
• 5 patients per hr is $76.52

Schedule Options & Hours

We offer flexible schedule tracks based on clinical availability and business needs.

• Full-Time (40 Hours/Week):
• Weekday Shifts: 6:00 AM – 3:00 PM or 2:00 PM – 11:00 PM local time
• Weekend Rotation: Every 4th weekend (both Saturday and Sunday, 8-hour shifts)
• Modified Full-Time (32 Hours/Week):
• Weekday Shifts: 6:00 AM – 3:00 PM or 2:00 PM – 11:00 PM local time
• Weekend Rotation: Every other weekend (both Saturday and Sunday, 8-hour shifts)
• Part-Time (20 Hours/Week):
• Weekday Shifts: 3:00 PM – 11:00 PM local time (some early start flexibility based on volume)
• Weekend Rotation: Every other weekend (both Saturday and Sunday, 8-hour shifts)

Important Attendance Policy:

Due to peak seasonal volume, no extended time off is permitted during blackout periods: Thanksgiving Week and December 15 through January 5 .

Qualifications & Clinical Requirements

• Education: Graduate of an accredited Master’s level Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) program.
• Licensure: Active APRN licensure as an FNP and an active RN license in good standing.
• Autonomous Practice: Must be qualified to practice independently with unrestricted prescriptive authority .
• Clinical Experience: 3+ years of direct clinical experience in a Family Practice, Primary Care, or Urgent Care setting.
• Multi-State Licensure Requirement: Must hold active NP licenses in 4 to 5 states (excluding TX and FL) to ensure sufficient patient coverage.

Equipment & Onboarding

• Home Office Setup: Clinicians must provide their own secure, high-speed computer setup and reliable internet connection meeting HIPAA standards.
• Paid Orientation: Mandatory 2-day paid training program (16 total hours; Monday and Tuesday starting at 9:30 AM CST).