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HealthYes Staffing Network

Staffing partner · Based in Queens, New York 11354

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What the day-to-day looks like

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Benefits

Queens FNP path cites competitive pay, PTO, and CME support; another employer posting lists full benefits, PTO, CME reimbursement, and retirement plan with employer match. A $40K sign-on and relocation bonus appears in one snippet for a three-year contract (role unspecified).

The city

Living in Queens, NY

A sprawling mosaic of cultures and cuisines, Queens is New York City's most diverse borough. From Flushing's bustling Asian food courts to Astoria's waterfront taverns, a nursing transplant can find community instantly. The subway and bus grid make hospital commutes manageable across this vibrant, ever-changing landscape.

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State price level · New York
107.9
8% above the national average

U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis · 2024 Regional Price Parities

Who they are

You would reach the Queens bedside through HealthYes Staffing Network, a healthcare recruitment firm headquartered in Roswell, Georgia, that matches nurses and advanced practice clinicians to private practices and organizations nationwide.

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More about HealthYes Staffing Network

In Flushing/Queens they are filling a Family Nurse Practitioner role that needs an active New York FNP license, Mandarin fluency, and at least two years of clinical experience. The work is outpatient primary care for pediatric, adult, and geriatric patients in a fast-paced setting, with telemedicine done from the office and full-time or part-time flexible hours. Pay on that Mandarin-speaking FNP posting is described as a predicted range around $146,000–$208,000 a year. Benefits cited there include competitive pay, PTO, and CME support; a separate employer posting in another market also lists retirement match. An Instagram snippet from the firm mentions a $40K sign-on and relocation bonus on a three-year contract, without naming the exact role in the snippet. Day to day you are not on a single hospital campus payroll—you are placed. One related Queens RN lane is mostly pre-op preparation in an outpatient surgical facility, with recovery help only about once or twice a month. If you want a direct hospital employer with a residency ladder, this path is a different shape: specialized matching, flexible engagement, and a practice-level assignment in Queens.

Firm emphasizes senior-level consultants, specialized rather than broad matching, flexible engagement, and cumulative associate experience across clinical staff, PAs, and MDs.

Why nurses stay

How they describe the culture

flexibleoutpatientprimary-carestaffing-matchMandarin-speakingspecializedfast-pacedpractice-based

What nurses say in reviews

The good

  • Outpatient FNP primary care in Flushing/Queens spanning pediatric, adult, and geriatric patients
  • Full-time or part-time flexible schedules with immediate Mandarin-speaking openings
  • Predicted Queens FNP base range about $146,000–$208,000
  • PTO and CME support cited for the Queens FNP path

The hard parts

  • HealthYes is a staffing firm based in Georgia, not the Queens care site itself
  • Queens FNP pay is a predicted estimate, not a guaranteed posted rate
  • Role requires Mandarin fluency and at least two years of clinical experience
  • Queens cost of living and commute burden remain high even when rent is below Manhattan
I came for the sign-on bonus. I stayed because on my hardest night, my whole team stayed with me.
A nurse, on why they stayed

The reality check

Before you decide

Quick facts

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Jul 24, 2026
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