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Ambulatory · King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
On the floor
The only explicit benefit noted in the job description is the scheduling structure: no weekends, no evenings, and no major holidays, with a part-time schedule of 17-25 hours per week.
The city
King of Prussia sits northwest of Philadelphia in Montgomery County, anchored by one of the East Coast's largest shopping malls. Suburban comforts and major highway access make it a practical home base for traveling nurses working across the greater Philly region.
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Who they are
Full Spectrum Integrative Medicine is a private Functional, Integrative, and Internal Medicine practice located in the greater Philadelphia area, with operations in Devon, PA.
The practice focuses on identifying the root cause of health problems and optimizing patient health and wellness through both medical and aesthetic services. Their approach is holistic, combining conventional internal medicine with functional and integrative methodologies. For nursing professionals, Full Spectrum Integrative Medicine offers a part-time, office-based Registered Nurse role requiring strong IV and phlebotomy skills. The position runs 17-25 hours per week with no weekends, evenings, or major holidays, making it potentially attractive to nurses seeking a schedule that supports work-life balance. As a small outpatient practice, the nursing role likely involves direct patient interaction in a clinical setting rather than a hospital environment, with responsibilities tied to integrative medicine protocols, IV therapy, and patient education around holistic wellness strategies.
Full Spectrum Integrative Medicine is committed to a holistic approach to health and well-being, focusing on root-cause analysis of health issues and optimizing patients' health and wellness 'inside and out.' The practice offers both medical and aesthetic services and seeks to empower patients to achieve their health goals through integrative and functional medicine principles.
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