FNP needed in Eagle Lake, ME
Job Description
A Family Nurse Practitioner is needed to join a well-established Rural Health Clinic located in a close-knit northern Maine community. This clinic, part of a long-standing regional health system, provides comprehensive primary and preventive care to residents across several small towns in the area. The organization is known for its patient-centered approach, its commitment to underserved populations, and the strong interdisciplinary collaboration within its care teams.
Schedule & Structure\n- \n
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Monday–Friday only (no Saturdays).
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Clinicians may select shorter shifts over five days or longer shifts within a four-day workweek, depending on preference.
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Providers typically see 10–16 patients per day, with volume varying based on visit type:
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Days closer to 16 visits usually involve acute care for established patients (e.g., earaches, rashes, minor illnesses).
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Days averaging 10 visits often include comprehensive physicals, annual wellness visits, or new patient visits.
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The clinic uses 15-, 30-, 45-, and 60-minute appointment slots to match visit length with patient needs.
Clinical Services\nThe role involves delivering a wide range of primary care services, including:
\nPreventive & Routine Care
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Annual physicals
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Medicare Wellness Visits
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School & sports physicals
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Well child checks
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Prenatal, perinatal, and post-partum care
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Immunizations
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Preventive screenings (breast, cervical, colorectal)
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Health education
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Acute / Same-Day Care
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Allergies
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Asthma and breathing treatments
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Dehydration
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Earaches
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Fever, cold, flu
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Headache/migraine
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Insect stings
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Sore throat
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Sprains, dislocations, fractures
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Stomach pain
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Wound and laceration care
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The FNP will work collaboratively with a team that includes physicians, other nurse practitioners, nursing staff, and clinical support personnel.
\nAbout the COMPENSATION & BENEFITS\n
Maine allows FNPs to practice independently after 24 months of supervised practice, and compensation reflects experience and level of autonomy.
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Salary Range: depending on experience.
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13 paid holidays
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Sick and personal time that increases with years of service
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Health insurance
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Professional courtesy services
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Bereavement leave
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Jury duty pay
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Retirement contributions with no employee match required
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Life and disability insurance
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Competitive wages with opportunities for career advancement
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Shift differentials where applicable
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Employee incentive programs
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About the COMMUNITY: Eagle Lake, Maine\n
Eagle Lake is a scenic northern Maine town known for its peaceful atmosphere, abundant outdoor recreation, and strong sense of community. Situated amid forests, waterways, and rolling hills, the town offers:
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Year-round outdoor activities, including fishing, kayaking, hiking, ATV riding, and snowmobiling
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A slower-paced lifestyle with friendly residents and a supportive small-town environment
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Access to larger regional hubs within a short drive, while still maintaining the tranquility of rural living
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A cost of living that is generally lower than many parts of New England, making it attractive for families and early-career clinicians
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The local health center is a cornerstone of the community, serving as a trusted resource for comprehensive care across all ages.
