CVS Health
Advanced Practice Provider - NP/PA
SC - Clemson · On-site · Full-time · Posted Oct 15, 2026
- Experience
- NP: one year preferred; qualified new graduates may be considered. PA: two years preferred.
- Education
- NP: Master’s degree from an accredited Family Nurse Practitioner program. PA: Master of Science in Physician Assistant/Associate Studies, or health-related master’s degree plus Bachelor of Science in PA Studies.
About the job
Provides in-person and clinic-based virtual primary and family care, including diagnosis and treatment, preventive services, and care coordination.
What you'll do
- Assess, diagnose, treat, and manage acute and chronic conditions; provide preventive counseling and screenings.
- Conduct in-person and virtual clinic visits, diagnostic testing, and coordinate care with other healthcare professionals.
- Handle clinic operations such as inventory, opening and closing, patient follow-up, insurance verification, and payment collection.
What they ask for
- NPs: active, unrestricted Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) license; current national board certification (AANP or ANCC); and active BLS certification.
- PAs: current NCCPA certification, active unrestricted state PA license (or eligibility to obtain upon hire), and active BLS certification.
- Complete DOT certification exam within 30 days of employment; pass a respirator FIT test; maintain physical presence at assigned clinic.
- Must be able to obtain and maintain multi-state licensure based on business needs.
Nice to have
- EPIC electronic health record experience; virtual care assessment and decision-making experience; familiarity with digital health tools and virtual communication technologies.
- NP: one year of experience preferred (qualified new graduates may be considered); PA: two years of prior experience preferred. Prior MinuteClinic precepting rotation preferred for providers with less than one year of experience.
Pay
$37.66 - $81.11 USD base hourly rate or base annual full-time salary
Tools
EPIC
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