Urgent Care APP Position - Garner Cleveland ($10K Sign-on)

FastMed Urgent Care Centers Garner, NC 27529, US

FastMed is one of the largest urgent care providers in North Carolina where we proudly serve 34 counts across the state at more than 50 locations. We aim to provide patients with the best end-to-end healthcare experience in terms of quality, accessibility, affordability, and compassion. What sets us apart is our Compassionate Hospitality philosophy, which blends the compassion of healthcare with the best-in-class standards of hospitality.

Job Responsibilities

Obtain an adequate history and performs an appropriate physical examination for the presenting problem
Order pertinent laboratory and radiographic studies as needed based on the initial evaluation
Make appropriate therapeutic decisions in conjunction with the patient based on the information gathered.
Administers appropriate medication or treatment as necessary.
Minor surgical procedures

We Offer

Full Time Opportunities
Flexible Scheduling
Career growth & advancement
Competitive salary with lucrative bonus potential
Generous PTO package (accrual starts on day 1)
Opportunity for career advancement
CME stipend
Medical, dental, vision, and other wellness benefits
Attractive 401(k) with company match

Experience:

Graduate of an approved nurse practitioner or physician assistant school.
Minimum of one-year experience in Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, and/or Primary Care Medicine.
Prior experience in an outpatient medical clinic or urgent care setting preferred.

Requirements:

BLS certification
North Carolina Medical License
Ability to be credentialed in North Carolina

By joining our team, you will also have the opportunity to be a key contributor to our culture and values where we exemplify: Service, Teamwork, Accountability, Transparency

APPLY TODAY and join us as we seek to accomplish our mission and live our company values.

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