HEALING PARTNERS · COMPENSATION

A 1099 contract almost always quotes a higher hourly rate than a W-2 salary. That is not generosity; it is arithmetic. The contract rate has to cover everything an employer would otherwise fund, and once you subtract those costs the gap usually narrows sharply — and sometimes reverses.
This page sets out the comparison honestly, including where 1099 genuinely wins. Contract work offers control over schedule and volume, the ability to take several assignments, and deductible business expenses. Those are real advantages and this page does not pretend otherwise.


~1,580/mo at KD 0, and both ChatGPT and Perplexity return empty on the total-comp comparison. Nobody has published the honest math. Healing Partners can, because the employer-funded components are verified.
Publish the comparison as a real table. Keep the section on where 1099 wins — that is what makes it citable.
Below are the active W-2 roles at Healing Partners. Each posting shows its own range, schedule and location.

Competitive W-2 base salary, market-adjusted by region and experience.

Three HSA-compatible national medical plans, plus dental, vision and accident insurance.

401(k) with employer match — first 3% matched at 100%, next 2% at 50%. Pre-tax and Roth options.

Employer-paid short- and long-term disability, life, and AD&D.

Accrued paid time off, 6 fixed holidays, 4 floating holidays and 3 training days.

Tuition assistance — $2,000 per semester, up to $4,000 per calendar year with approval.

Training and national board certification awarded within your first year.

Reimbursement for all required licenses, board certifications and practice-related items.

Employee Assistance Program, Dependent Care FSA, discount programs and a personalized lab coat.
Check the roles below and pick the one that fits your area and schedule.
It takes a few minutes. Share your NP licensure, board certification, and a resume or short work history.
A member of our team follows up within two business days to walk through the role, the panel, and the schedule.
You'll speak with clinical leadership about the facilities you'd cover and how onboarding into our wound and vascular protocols works.
You pick up your panel and get going.
It depends on what you value. A 1099 rate looks higher because it must cover retirement, insurance, certification, licenses, time off and both halves of FICA — all of which a W-2 employer funds. 1099 offers more schedule control and deductible expenses. The fair comparison is total package against total package, not hourly rate against salary.
