Urgent Care Physician | Georgia
Location: Georgia
Schedule: Ongoing PRN shifts. Common shift options include 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
Openings: 1
Position Overview
- Urgent care coverage with a solo provider model supported by medical assistants (some sites may also have nursing support).
- Providers must be willing to float within the local region as needed to cover clinics.
Clinical Details
- Setting: Urgent Care
- Typical cases: general urgent care including testing, imaging as applicable, suturing, EKG reads, and physicals.
- Patient volume: up to 4 patients per hour.
- Ages seen: 2 years and older.
- EMR: Experity (Velocidoc).
Required Qualifications
- Board certification as applicable.
- DEA required.
- Urgent care experience required.
- NPDB self query required.
- Clean background and clean NPDB history required.
- Candidates must have at least two years of clinical experience within the past five years to qualify.
Travel and Lodging
- Travel and lodging support may be available for consecutive work days. Mileage support may be available based on distance.
Onboarding
- Onboarding and credentialing timeline is typically about one week, plus an in clinic paid shadow shift.
Benefits
- Malpractice insurance coverage
- Weekly electronic pay
- Refer and earn program
About Us
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