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Customer Success Representative (Part-Time) Be the Voice That Keeps Our Customers Coming Back Why ... won't be a faceless support rep reading from a script. You'll be a trusted advisor to real ...

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Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant Bilingual English & Spanish

Private Practice

Plano, TX • On-site

$120K/yr

Full-time, Part-time

Posted 21 days ago


Job description

Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant Bilingual English & Spanish $120K $125K - Plano, TX 75024 Let me ask you a question. Would you rather work for a nameless, faceless corporation... ...or for a spine surgeon who actually gives a damn about his patients and his staff? I thought so. Here's the deal: A private spine surgeon in Plano, TX 75024 needs an NP or PA. Bilingual English & Spanish. Part-time or full-time. Your choice. Monday through Friday. 8 to 5. That's it. No weekends. No late nights. No on call. Pay: $120,000 to $125,000. Plus, benefits. Plus, a doctor and staff that and I don't say this lightly are truly fantastic. You know how rare that is? Most NPs I talk to tell me their biggest frustration isn't the patients. It's the people they work with. Not here. What they need from you: • Active Texas NP or PA license • Bilingual (English & Spanish) • Experience no new grads, sorry • A CV or resume That's it. No hoops. No endless interviews. No personality tests designed by HR departments that have never treated a patient in their lives. Just a great practice looking for a great provider. Apply by CV or resume. Your future self will thank you.