Applications for the PSU Nurse Practitioner Residency Program close on April 15. The program is a partnership between Pittsburg State University and the Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas, providing a guided transition into a practitioner role.
To apply for the 2024-2025 nurse practitioner residency, visit CHC/SEK’s careers page at https://chcsek.org/careers/.
During the residency, participants will receive a full salary and benefits while receiving shoulder-to-shoulder training from CHC/SEK’s nurse practitioners and physician preceptors. Qualifications include a Kansas APRN license, Family Nurse Practitioner National Certification from AANP or ANCC, and a primary care NP Graduate from an accredited nursing program.
The 12-month rural NP Residency will begin August 12, 2024. The residents will expand their clinical knowledge and skills to become proficient in primary care services as they develop their own rural patient panel and transition to NP practice.
Opportunities for didactic and clinical experiences in primary care and specialty rotations will be available. Residents will have the required components and the ability to customize their residency.
Upon completion, residents will receive recognition from the PSU Irene Ransom Bradley School of Nursing and receive a certificate.
To learn more about the residency and qualifications, visit PSU’s Rural Nurse Practitioner Residency webpage: https://www.pittstate.edu/nursing/nurse-practitioner-residency.html
