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Catonsville, MD
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Oregon
Part Time Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner - Fee For Service
NC - Winston Salem
Addiction Medicine SUD Nurse Practitioner BWFH Part Time
Jamaica Plain-MA
Part Time Consultation-Liaison Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
Richmond, VA
Part Time (30 hours) Nurse Practitioner- Evernorth- Arlington County
Clinic - Arlington County - 11th …
Part Time Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner - Fee For Service
NJ - Cherry Hill
Part Time Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner - Fee For Service
NJ - Edison
Part Time Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner - Fee For Service
NJ - Red Bank
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Why Choose Part-Time
Work on Your Terms
Flexible Scheduling
Choose 2-3 day schedules, half-day clinics, or weekend-only coverage. Design your work week around your life priorities.
Work-Life Balance
Maintain clinical skills while prioritizing personal life.
Flexible Hours
Work 10-30 hours per week on your preferred schedule.
Side Income
Supplement primary income or ease into retirement.
PRN Options
Pick up shifts as needed with no minimum hours.
Work-Life Balance
Prioritize family, education, or personal growth.
Part-Time Pay
Median advertised part-time PMHNP salary:
$87k
Before You Apply
What You Need
PMHNP-BC
Active certification through ANCC.
State License
APRN licensure and prescriptive authority.
DEA Registration
Required for prescribing controlled substances.
Schedule Clarity
Know your availability; most employers want consistent days.
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FAQ
Part-Time PMHNP Questions
How many hours do part-time PMHNPs work?
Part-time PMHNP roles typically involve 10-30 hours per week. Common schedules include 2-3 days per week, half-day clinics, or weekend-only coverage. PRN roles offer even more flexibility with no minimum hour commitments.
What do part-time PMHNPs earn?
Part-time and PRN pay varies by setting and shift; PRN hourly rates are often higher to compensate for the lack of benefits. Annual income depends on hours worked.
Do part-time PMHNPs get benefits?
Benefits vary. Positions at 20+ hours/week often include prorated health insurance, PTO, and CME allowances. PRN roles typically pay higher hourly rates but without benefits. Some employers offer 401(k) to all staff regardless of hours.
Can I combine part-time roles?
Yes. Many PMHNPs stack 2 to 3 part-time positions across different settings (outpatient + telehealth, for example) to maximize income flexibility. Ensure non-compete clauses allow this and maintain separate malpractice coverage.
Is part-time good for new grads?
Part-time can work for new grads who want gradual clinical exposure, but most employers prefer candidates who can commit to consistent schedules. Starting with a full-time role that offers mentorship may build skills faster.