Neurology NP | Physician Owned Practice | 6 weeks PTO | Nevada – Reno – Tahoe

Northern Nevada Health System Reno, NV, US

$130,000 - $165,000 / year

The Sage Neuroscience Specialists are seeking a Nurse Practitioner for a fulfilling role with autonomy, strong support, and work‑life balance. This opportunity offers competitive compensation, PTO, and practice paid NP health insurance premiums. As an added bonus, you will practice in beautiful Reno, Nevada - a thriving, growing region with access to world‑class outdoor recreation and a family‑friendly community.

Position Highlights

Employment Type: Full-time
Schedule/Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 am to 4:30 pm
Call: None
Patient Volume: About 9-12 patients daily (varies)
Practice Setting: Sage Neuroscience clinic with 1 Physician and 2 APRNs, 4 Medical Assistants, and 3 Technologists
Technology: Advanced MD

Responsibilities

Provide care for outpatient neurological patients, including care coordination and referrals
Collaborate with physicians, other APPs, and support staff
Manage day-to-day clinical responsibilities
Procedures include botox injections, skin biopsies, VNS programming (practice will provide training)
Document care using Advanced MD

Compensation & Benefits

Competitive Compensation: Between $130K-$165K salary range (based on experience and scope of work)
Generous PTO
No State Income Tax
Malpractice and Tail Coverage provided
Provider Health Insurance Premiums paid by practice
CME + Licensure Allowance
Commencement bonus

Required Qualifications

Board Eligible/Board Certified NP (Board Certification required upon time of start)
Active or ability to obtain an unrestricted Nevada medical license
New graduates and experienced NPs are encouraged to apply

About Reno–Tahoe

Reno offers:

Four-season climate with 300+ days of sunshine
A quick 45‑minute drive to Lake Tahoe
World‑class skiing, hiking, mountain biking, and water sports
Vibrant and safe neighborhoods with excellent school options
Thriving downtown with restaurants, breweries, arts, and year‑round events
Access to the University of Nevada, Reno and a growing academic community
Easy travel via Reno-Tahoe International Airport

About Sage Neuroscience Specialists - The Private Practice Advantage

True Autonomy & Personalized Care — You won’t be a cog in a large system. You’ll build real patient relationships and help shape how care is delivered
Direct Physician Mentorship — Work side‑by‑side with a well-respected neurologist committed to your professional growth
Friendly, Upbeat, Supportive Team Culture — Enjoy a positive workplace where collaboration and warmth matter
No Hospital Bureaucracy — Less red tape. More time for patient care and joy in your work

For more information about the position, or to apply for this opportunity, send your resume or reach out today!

April Heiselt, Ph.D.

Recruiter

april.heiselt@uhsinc.com

(662) 648-9999

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