Nurse Practitioner in Alamance, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

John Guthrie, DPT

Nurse Practitioner

Mebane, NC

John Guthrie, DPT treats rotator cuff repairs, spine injuries, and neurological disorders at Kernodle Clinic Mebane.

  • rotator cuff repair rehabilitation
  • joint replacement rehabilitation
  • acute or chronic spine injuries

Preferred Primary Care Cheryl Lindley Fnp-bc

Nurse Practitioner

Burlington, NC

Preferred Primary Care provides family medicine for patients age 6 and up, plus in-office 15-minute allergy testing and hormone therapy.

  • Family primary care for patients age 6 and older
  • Patients seeking bioidentical hormone replacement
  • Patients needing environmental or food allergy testing

little to no wait time

Tucker Nurse Staffing LLC

Nurse Practitioner

Burlington, NC

Tucker Nurse Staffing, founded in 2021, connects North Carolina facilities with RNs, LPNs, and CNAs for need-based staffing.

  • North Carolina facilities needing need-based RN, LPN, or CNA staffing
  • Facilities seeking flexible staffing without long-term commitments
  • Self-employed healthcare professionals seeking need-by-need opportunities

A team member will contact facilities and appointment requesters within 1–2 business days

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FAQ

What age groups does Preferred Primary Care treat?

The practice lists family primary care for patients age 6 and older. It does not list primary care for children younger than 6.

What services does Cheryl Lindley, FNP-BC offer?

Listed services include family medicine, bioidentical hormone replacement, medical weight-loss management, allergy testing, Nexplanon and intrauterine contraceptive procedures, Botox, and dermal fillers.

How long does the allergy test take?

The practice lists an FDA-approved, in-office environmental and food allergy test that can be completed in 15 minutes.

Does the practice handle medical emergencies?

No. The profile specifically says it is not intended for patients needing emergency medical services; emergencies should be directed to emergency services.

Does the practice accept insurance?

The profile says Preferred Primary Care accepts major insurance providers, but it does not list specific plans or pricing.