Physician Assistant (PA) or Nurse Practitioner (NP)

WellNow Urgent Care Provider

At WellNow Urgent Care, we are dedicated to delivering quality healthcare to our Urgent Care patients and Occupational Health clients. As a WellNow Provider, you will be part of a team that is committed to improving the delivery of care and supporting your growth as a medical professional. Join us in providing exceptional healthcare services and making a difference in our communities. WellNow has over 150 locations across New York, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and we are continuing to grow!

Salary:

• Qualified NP/PA hourly rate is $95 an hour

At WellNow Urgent Care you'll enjoy:

• Over 200 hours' worth of free CME opportunities through our training and education department
• Parental Leave
• Medical benefits, including vision coverage, FSA/HSA options, and prescription drug coverage
• 401(K) plans with a company match for your future financial security
• Free urgent care and telehealth visits for you and your immediate family members
• Student loan refinancing counseling for eligible providers
• No on call responsibilities, allowing for a better work-life balance

As an NP or PA, you'll succeed by:

• Working alongside a team of dedicated healthcare professionals, providing high-quality care to patients in an urgent care setting
• Having the opportunity to manage adult and pediatric patients in a fast-paced, high-volume environment
• Playing an integral role in accurately diagnosing and treating a wide range of ailments.
• Contributing to our positive and supportive medical community

Minimum Qualifications:

• 12 months of experience in emergency medicine or high-volume urgent care
• Licensure as a Physician Assistant or Family Nurse Practitioner in the state where you are applying is required
• Physician Assistant – Active board certification with NCCPA is required
• Family Nurse Practitioner – Active board certification with AANP or ANCC is required

Preferred Qualifications:

• 18 months of experience in emergency medicine or 2 years of experience in a high-volume urgent care setting, including the ability to manage adult and pediatric patients