MUSC Advanced Practice Provider
Pubblicato il 16-10-2026 - Medical University of South Carolina in Firenze
Job Description Summary
MUSC Health is seeking a dedicated and experienced Advanced Practice Provider (NP or PA) to join our Occupational/Employee Health team in the Pee Dee area on a PRN basis.
Entity
MUSC Community Physicians (MCP)
Worker Type
Employee
Worker Sub-Type
PRN
Cost Center
CC005854 MCP - Occupational Health Santee Electric Co-Op
Pay Rate Type
Hourly
Pay Grade
Health-33
Scheduled Weekly Hours
10
Job Description
MUSC Health is seekinga dedicated and experienced Advanced Practice Provider (NP or PA) to join ourOccupational/Employee Health team in the Pee Dee area on a PRN basis.
About MUSC Occupational Health – Pee Dee Division
The APP will primarily provide on-site primary and occupational healthcare services for clinics across the Pee Dee region. The role is office-based, offering a consistent outpatient schedule within an employer-supported clinic environment. This role involves direct patient care, collaboration with healthcare professionals, and contribution to the development of health partnerships within the industry setting.
Required and Preferred Qualifications
Completion of an accredited Physician Assistant program and currently licensed or eligible for licensure as a Physician Assistant or completion of an accredited Nurse Practitioner Program and currently licensed or eligible for licensure as an APRN as noted below.
Physician Assistant
OR
APRN License Type/Certification: Department will need to choose the appropriate credential below for the APRN based on the patient population age and remove all other options.
AGPNP/ANP (Adult Gerontology Primary Care NP or Adult NP): Adult pts (13 years to death), stable chronic disease state management or primary care setting.
FNP (Family NP):(birth to death) Stable chronic disease state management, primary care across the lifespan.
Also
DHEC and DEA license
Basic Life Support (BLS)
Experience inanoccupational and primary care setting.
Additional certifications in occupational health, student health, or rel