Leonard Morse Hospital in Natick, Massachusetts is recruiting an experienced Nurse Practitioner for PRN medical coverage of its inpatient Behavioral Health unit — a low-commitment, high-flexibility engagement ideal for an NP seeking supplemental income without call, procedures, or teaching obligations. At $75–$90 per hour and just 4–6 hours of weekend or holiday coverage per month, this role fits seamlessly alongside a primary practice or other clinical commitments. Natick sits just west of Boston, offering easy access to one of the country's premier healthcare and academic ecosystems.
Perks and Benefits
- Hourly rate: $75–$90 per hour
- PRN / per diem engagement — no long-term schedule commitment required
- Minimal time obligation: 4–6 hours per month, concentrated on weekends and holidays
- No call responsibilities
- No procedures required
- No teaching responsibilities
- Collaborative practice environment alongside an established team of physicians and advanced practice providers
Practice Highlights
- Medical coverage for inpatient Behavioral Health patients at Leonard Morse Hospital
- Weekend and holiday shift coverage; shifts run approximately 4–6 hours
- Integrated Primary Care and Behavioral Health team model — collaborative, patient-centered culture
- No procedures, no overnight call, no academic or teaching duties
- Practice operates under collaborative agreement and applicable Massachusetts state requirements
- Seasoned physician and APP group providing day-to-day clinical support and collegial backup
Qualifications
- Master's-prepared Nurse Practitioner (MSN or DNP) required
- Active Massachusetts RNP license required, or eligibility to obtain prior to start
- Board certification per governing NP certifying body required (e.g., AANP or ANCC)
- Minimum two years of outpatient Family Medicine experience strongly preferred
- Comfort managing inpatient behavioral health patients from a medical/primary care standpoint
- Must meet credentialing requirements per facility Medical Staff Bylaws
About the Community
Natick is a well-established suburban community situated approximately 20 miles west of Boston along the Massachusetts Turnpike, offering straightforward access to the city's world-class cultural, dining, and professional resources. The town is consistently recognized for its top-rated public schools, family-friendly neighborhoods, scenic parks, and a revitalized downtown corridor. Clinicians relocating to the area benefit from a lower cost of living relative to Boston proper while remaining firmly within the Greater Boston metropolitan orbit — a compelling combination for those who want proximity to a major academic and healthcare hub without the urban premium.