Family HealthCare Network - Fresno Olive
First listed May 19, 2026Listed on HRSA Health Workforce Connector ↗
This verified site may support up to $75,000 through the initial two-year NHSC commitment. A provider starting with the representative $100,000 balance could be debt-free in about 10 years under this estimate.
Estimate only. Awards depend on program rules, discipline, service commitment, site eligibility, and available funding.
Are you in search of a challenging yet rewarding practice opportunity? Family HealthCare Network, an FQHC in Central California, is seeking to hire exceptional Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners to join our growing provider team! Our positions offer an opportunity for qualified candidates to serve a diverse patient population.
Our employed positions offer:
· A team-based approach to care
· Structured operational support, giving you the opportunity to focus fully on your patients
· An attractive benefits and compensation package with an extensive list of professional benefits
· Access to state-of-the-art facilities and equipment
· In-house imaging and laboratory services
· Teaching opportunities
· Personal and professional growth opportunities
· Employment visa opportunities, FHCN is cap exempt for H-1B visa sponsorship
Serving Tulare, Kings, and Fresno Counties, our health centers are located in the heart of California and within a couple of hours from the state’s beautiful foothills, lakes, national parks, and the Central Coast. Our year-round mild climate allows staff to enjoy a family-friendly and diverse community without the high cost of living and traffic of the big cities.
For more information, contact our in-house recruiters: [email protected]
$142,854.00 - $222,246.12 + PLUS SIGNIFICANT ADDITIONAL ANNUAL EARNING POTENTIAL through outpatient productivity and quality pay, generous retention payments, shift differential pay, and extra shift pay. Sign-on bonus/relocation assistance and CME stipends. Generous health and wellness benefits and retirement packages are also offered.
California gives nurse practitioners full practice authority without a required physician agreement.
California Board of Registered Nursing ↗