Urgent Care Nurse Practitioner

Quick Facts

• Role: Urgent Care Nurse Practitioner (or Physician Assistant)

• Setting: Urgent Care Clinic (clinic-based)

• Schedule: Four-day work week (40 hours), no overnight shifts

• Focus: Acute care diagnosis and treatment, care coordination, and family health education

Description

Full-time Urgent Care Nurse Practitioner (or Physician Assistant) role focused on diagnosing and treating acute health issues in a clinic-based urgent care setting. You will run your own urgent care clinic, see new and follow-up patients, determine treatment needs, coordinate care with the healthcare team, and provide health education to parents and family. The schedule is a four-day work week (40 hours) with no overnight shifts.

Responsibilities

• Diagnose and treat a variety of acute health issues

• Run an urgent care clinic

• See both new and follow-up patients

• Determine treatment needs

• Coordinate care among healthcare team members

• Provide health education to parents and family

Requirements

• Training available for new graduate Nurse Practitioners or Physician Assistants

• Ability to manage both new and follow-up urgent care patients

• Ability to coordinate care with a healthcare team

• Ability to provide patient/family education

Benefits

• Competitive compensation and full benefits

• Relocation provided

• Access to a grant for tuition loan reimbursement