1099 Positions in Georgia (7)
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Posted 3 days ago
PMHNP with CALIFORNIA License
Posted 6 days ago
PMHNP with CALIFORNIA License
Posted 5 days ago
1099 Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) – Telehealth (PMHNP) (Telehealth)
Posted 1 week ago
PMHNP with CALIFORNIA License
Posted 3 days ago
Prescribing Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) - Child & Adolescent - 1099 Contract - Georgia
Posted on Mar 21, 2026
Remote PMHNP: Flexible Telehealth Clinician with Guaranteed Pay
Posted 2 weeks ago
Top Employers
- Rula Health4
- Aimergency Connect Healthcare1
- Lyra Health1
- Seasoned Recruitment1
1099 Tips
- •Form an LLC or PLLC before signing your first contract
- •Set aside 25-30% of income for quarterly estimated taxes
- •Maintain your own malpractice insurance (occurrence-based)
- •Track all business expenses diligently for tax deductions
- •Work with a healthcare-specialized CPA for tax optimization
Why 1099?
1099 PMHNPs earn $75-150+/hr — 20-40% higher than W-2 rates with significant tax deduction opportunities.
Set your own hours, work with multiple clients, and control your patient volume and caseload.
Deduct business expenses, contribute $66K/year to SEP-IRA, and write off home office and mileage.
Why Choose 1099
1099 Careers in Georgia
Independent contractor psychiatric NP positions
Higher Gross Pay
1099 PMHNPs earn $75-150+/hr — 20-40% higher than W-2 rates with significant tax deduction opportunities.
Schedule Control
Set your own hours, work with multiple clients, and control your patient volume and caseload.
Tax Advantages
Deduct business expenses, contribute $66K/year to SEP-IRA, and write off home office and mileage.
State Insights
Georgia at a Glance
Independent-contractor (1099) PMHNP roles in Georgia pay $75–$150+ per hour without benefits or employer-paid malpractice. Clinicians self-fund quarterly estimated taxes, occurrence-based malpractice, and any LLC or PLLC structure — net take-home depends heavily on those offsets and GA self-employment tax exposure. Georgia grants restricted practice authority requiring physician supervision, and the state's cost of living near the national average (index 98) directly shapes PMHNP compensation expectations. Top metros in Georgia are not currently federally designated mental health shortage areas, but regional psychiatric demand and reimbursement structure shape compensation. The 7 active postings reflect a smaller pool of openings for PMHNPs in the state.
Georgia requires PMHNPs to practice under physician supervision with a protocol agreement.