Job Title: Lead Clinician

Location: Georgia (25-50% travel across the state)

Reports To: Medical Director

Status: Exempt

Salary Range: 125,000 - 135,000

Planned Parenthood Southeast (PPSE) is seeking an experienced and mission-driven Lead Clinician to serve as a cornerstone of our clinical leadership team. This role offers a unique opportunity to blend direct patient care with strategic leadership, shaping reproductive health services across Georgia. The Lead Clinician provides comprehensive health care—including family planning, abortion services, and primary care—while training, supervising, and mentoring clinical staff to uphold the highest standards of quality, safety, and compassion.

If you’re a seasoned Advanced Practice Provider with strong leadership experience, this is a chance to not only deliver care but also shape the future of reproductive health in the South.

Lead, mentor, and evaluate Advanced Practice Clinicians, RNs, and LPNs.

Serve as a standing member of PPSE’s Compliance, Risk, and Quality Management Clinical Subcommittee.

Partner with the Chief Medical Officer and leadership teams to implement protocols, improve processes, and launch new services.

Drive clinical excellence through training, coaching, and ongoing technical assistance.

Represent clinical leadership at provider meetings, credentialing committees, and internal strategic forums.

Act as an EHR subject matter expert and support seamless clinic workflows.

Provide comprehensive, patient-centered reproductive and primary health care at the top of licensure.

Conduct diagnostic testing, develop care plans, and ensure thorough documentation in PPSE’s EHR system.

Perform procedures such as LARC insertion/removal, colposcopies, biopsies, and abortion care in collaboration with physicians.

Maintain compliance with federal/state regulations and PPSE Medical Standards and Guidelines.

Support smooth patient flow and clinic operations while maintaining high-quality care standards.

Graduate of an accredited Nurse Practitioner, Nurse Midwifery, or Physician Assistant program.

Licensed (or eligible for licensure) in Georgia, with willingness to expand licensure across PPSE’s footprint.

At least 5 years of clinical practice in Women’s Health, Family Planning, or Reproductive Health.

Proven leadership skills with experience training and supervising clinical staff.

Strong communication, coaching, and collaboration skills.

Current CPR certification and valid driver’s license (required).

Ability to travel frequently (25-50%) across Georgia.

Bilingual (English/Spanish) a strong plus.

Be part of a mission-driven team committed to advancing reproductive health, rights, and access across Georgia and the Southeast.

Influence clinical standards, staff development, and patient care quality in a leadership role.

Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits package (health, dental, vision, 401k match, generous PTO, and CME support).

Professional growth opportunities through ongoing training, conferences, and leadership development.

Salary Range: $125,000-$135,000

 Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance for you and your family

We value work-life balance; enjoy 15 days of paid time off and 13 paid holidays annually, with additional paid time off awarded as your tenure with PPSE progresses

 401(k) retirement plan with employer match

 Life insurance 

 Short-term and long-term disability coverage

Employee Assistance Program 

Resource Advisor Program, offering confidential support for you and your family,       including:

Counseling services

Legal guidance

Financial planning assistance

CME allowance and paid professional development

Relocation assistance (if applicable)

Malpractice coverage provided

You’re passionate about reproductive health and thrive in environments where clinical expertise meets leadership influence. You’re energized by mentoring, building clinical teams, and improving systems that directly impact patients’ lives. Most importantly, you bring commitment, compassion, and courage to advancing care in communities where it’s needed most.