Completion of a formal MSN FNP Program or MS in Health Sciences, Physician Assistant Studies
CA Medical License that is active and in good standing
DEA Certificate
Responsibilities
Practice Urgent Care Medicine with twelve-hour shifts including a one-hour break
Work full-time with 12 shifts per month along with 2 on-call shifts
Treat a diverse patient demographic, from newborns to geriatrics in a low-acuity environment
Perform essential procedures: I&Ds, toenail removal, and laceration repair
Utilize in-house Point-of-Care testing and X-ray services, with quick results
Document patient interactions efficiently using an easy EMR with Dragon dictation
Benefits
Full benefits package
401(k) plan
$10,000 sign-on bonus
$20,000 annual retention bonus
Full Job Description
Job Type
Full-time, Part-time
Description
Physician Assistant (APP) or Family Nurse Practitioner for Urgent Care Medicine
$200,000 Per Year Practicing Half the Month in Bakersfield, CA
Employed Model with Full Benefits and a 401(k)
Salary:$85/hr. plus Overtime
Bonuses: $10,000 Sign-on and a $10,000 Annual Retention, and a $10,000 Productivity Bonus
Job Overview: Accelerated Urgent Care has been voted Best Urgent Care in Bakersfield, CA, for nine consecutive years. We are hiring Physician Assistants and Family Nurse Practitioners for our clinic locations in Bakersfield, CA.
Physician Assistant (APP)Responsibilities:
Family Nurse Practitioners practice twelve-hour (12) shifts with two 30-minute breaks daily
Full-time is defined as a minimum of 12 on-site shifts per month and 2 on-call shifts per month.
Part-time is a minimum of 6 on-site shifts per month, and no call
Treat 4 patients per hour from newborns to geriatrics (full-spectrum care) in a low-acuity setting.
Bread & Butter Procedures: I&Ds, Toenail Removal, and Laceration Repair.
Equipment: We offer In-house Point-of-Care testing, X-ray, and EKG.
X-ray results are available and in the patient's chart within 20 minutes for routine orders.
Easy-to-use EMR: Experity with Dragon dictation to document all patients in minutes