Located in the heart of Jacksonville's Southside, this family medical practice has been servicing patients for over 18 years in same location. The APRN is the owner of the practice, and she employs 2 primary care physicians along with a Chiropractor and 9 other support staff.
Family medical services are provided along with physical therapy and cash services such as hormone replacement, peptide, and stem cell treatments.
Fully ACHA certified.
What a NP can do in Florida:
What a Nurse Practitioner is
A licensed, independent healthcare provider in all U.S. states.
An RN with graduate‑level education (MSN, DNP) and national board certification.
Trained to deliver primary, acute, and specialty care across many settings (clinics, hospitals, urgent care, private practice).
NPs may practice fully independently, with reduced collaboration, or under physician supervision, depending on state law. Florida currently allows “restricted practice,” meaning NPs must have a collaborative agreement with a physician for certain functions.
In Florida an NP can:
Within primary care only, autonomous NPs may:
Diagnose and treat illnesses
Prescribe medications (including controlled substances, Schedules II–V)
Order and interpret labs and imaging
Admit and discharge patients in certain facilities
Sign documents normally reserved for physicians (including death certificates) CURRENTLY THERE ARE TWO ATTENDING PHYSICIAN MDs.
