Family Nurse Practitioner- OP
Strong and reputable Federally Qualified Health Center in the San Diego, CA area currently seeking a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) to join their team of healthcare professionals in a Primary Care setting. The NP will be responsible for providing care, assessments, interpretation of data, and developing and implementing therapeutic care plans under appropriate direction and supervision by the Medical Director in collaboration with the Clinic Manager.
This is a Monday-Friday schedule with no call or weekend work required, ensuring work/life balance in the role! The ideal candidate should possess current licensure as a licensed Nurse Practitioner in the State of California, a minimum of one-year recent experience providing primary care or urgent care in a clinic setting, and demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the nursing process in addressing the needs of patients.
Position Highlights:
Compensation context
- Posted range on this job
- $145k–$160k
- Median family nurse practitioner midpoint, nationwide
- $133,000
- 43 openings with a range
- Median midpoint in California
- $153,000
- 3 openings with a range
Figures are posted ranges on current searches, recomputed hourly, not survey estimates. See family nurse practitioner salary by state →
Frequently asked questions
- Is this Family Nurse Practitioner- OP position in San Diego, California still open?
- Yes. This page comes from a live search MedStaff Nationwide is running for a client, and it is taken down the day the position fills. The search was posted on July 7, 2026.
- What does this family nurse practitioner job pay?
- The employer attached a range of $145k–$160k to this search. A posted range is the starting point, not the offer; sign-on, loan repayment, relocation, and CME are negotiated on top. For context, the median posted midpoint across 43 current family nurse practitioner openings nationwide is $133,000.
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- No. The hiring organization pays our fee, never you. You work with one recruiter for the whole search, and nothing is sent to the employer without your permission.
- How long does it take to get licensed in California?
- APRN licensure and scope-of-practice rules vary by state, including California's requirements for prescriptive authority and collaborative agreements. Your MedStaff recruiter helps you navigate California board requirements and credentialing timelines before you start.
- What happens after I apply?
- The recruiter running this search calls you, usually within one business day, to confirm fit, answer the questions the posting leaves out, and set up the first interview if you want to move forward.
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