Advanced Practice Provider Careers

A colloborative environment for APPs

Advanced practice providers (APPs) are an integral part of delivering on Novant Health's mission to improve the health of our communities, one person at a time. Representing over 40% of the provider workforce, advanced practice providers are empowered and supported to deliver high quality, safe care. Along with our physician partners, advanced practice providers support increased access and health equity for all patients. In addition, Novant Health values the unique perspective and voice of advanced practice providers by ensuring your representation on system boards, committees and teams. 

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What our APPs love about working at Novant Health

Isaac R.

Certified Physician Assistant

"I work with a family of team members who share the same goal and vision: provide the best care possible each day for each patient. I am supported in my pursuit to connect with patients on a deeper level to promote their health and happiness."

Ayeshia W.

Family Nurse Practitioner

"Being a part of this team offers balance, transition, support and shared purpose. My goal is to operate with purpose and grace for the greater good of my community as a whole, one patient at a time."

How to apply to APP positions

Advanced practice providers (APPs) are an integral part of delivering on Novant Health's mission to improve the health of our communities, one person at a time. Representing over 40% of the provider workforce, advanced practice providers are empowered and supported to deliver high quality, safe care. Along with our physician partners, advanced practice providers support increased access and health equity for all patients. In addition, Novant Health values the unique perspective and voice of advanced practice providers by ensuring their representation on system boards, committees and teams. We invite you to join our team at Novant Health.

Choosing which positions to apply for

Most hiring managers are looking for a provider with relevant experience, or at least a clinical rotation, within the posted specialty.

Apply for positions based on what you're interested in and in which you have completed a rotation. For example, if you are interested in working within an acute setting, it would be important to have a clinical rotation in a hospital or acute care environment. If you are interested in working in an outpatient family medicine clinic, it would be important to have completed a family or internal medicine rotation.

When thinking about positions to apply for:

  • Consider whether you are looking for an inpatient or outpatient position. Do you want a hybrid position that works both inpatient and outpatient?
  • Are you passionate about a certain specialty because of personal experiences? Do you want to work in a certain specialty, or are you wanting a broader experience or patient panel? Hiring leaders are interested in seeing that you are passionate about the specialty/focus you are applying for.
    • We suggest focusing your application on positions and specialties in which you are interested in working.
    • We do not recommend applying for positions across multiple specialties or focus areas.

Job titles to search for

  • Advanced practice provider (APP)
  • Advance practice clinician (APC)
  • Physician assistant (PA)
  • Nurse practitioner (NP)
  • Certified nurse midwife (CNM)

New graduates

  • You can apply for APP positions at Novant Health as a new graduate.
  • As a new grad, the ideal time to submit your application for an APP position is three to four months before you complete your program.
  • Opportunities depend on current need and position requirements.

Credentialing

Credentialing for a new graduate usually takes 85 to 120 days.

  • We do not start the credentialing process until you have passed your exam and applied for your North Carolina license.
  • Once your license is approved, you can apply for your Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) number.
  • Credentialing for a current North Carolina-licensed provider is closer to 85 days from offer acceptance.

Résumés/CVs and cover letters

We look to your résumé to tell us the dates of your education and any relevant employment, as well as any clinical rotations you have completed while enrolled in school. If you are enrolled currently, please include the date you expect to complete your program.

A cover letter is a great way to highlight your experience and interests and show the hiring leader why you are a good fit for the position.

You can only upload one résumé and cover letter per candidate profile.

Improving the health of our communities

At Novant Health, healthcare is our mission, and community is our passion. When you become a physician with us, you help not only to improve the health of individual patients, but also to close healthy equity and upward mobility gaps in our communities that need it most.