Urgent Care FNP / Physician Assistant — New Grads Welcome

Integrity Care Group•Springfield, MO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Integrity Care Group is hiring Family Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants for urgent care opportunities in Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, and Missouri. Experienced providers and qualified new graduates are welcome. Providers care for patients of all ages with a broad range of acute illnesses and injuries in a fast-paced clinical setting, managing busy patient schedules, performing common urgent care procedures, and identifying patients who need emergency evaluation or a higher level of care. Current openings are in Duncan, Woodward, and Sallisaw, Oklahoma; Copperas Cove, Texas; Dodge City, Kansas; and Columbia, Missouri. A Kansas City, Missouri float position involves coverage across multiple clinics. Compensation is $67–$80 per hour, depending on experience and location, with productivity bonus opportunities. Full-time schedules generally include seven shifts every two weeks, 12-hour shifts, and an every-other-weekend rotation. Specific compensation and scheduling details will be discussed during the interview process. New graduate FNPs and PAs are encouraged to apply. Applicants are considered based on clinical background, training, and readiness for urgent care practice. New graduate FNP applicants should have prior RN experience in an emergency department, ICU, or another higher-acuity clinical setting. New graduate PAs should highlight relevant healthcare experience and clinical rotations in emergency medicine, urgent care, or other acute care settings. The role is performed in a clinical environment involving regular interaction with patients and healthcare staff. Conditions may include unpredictable situations, frequent interruptions, occasional extended or irregular hours, prolonged standing or walking, lifting or moving equipment, assisting with patient movement, and exposure to infectious illnesses and bodily fluids.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited Family Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant program.
Current national certification and an active license in the state of practice, or eligibility to obtain them before starting.
Strong clinical judgment, patient assessment skills, and communication abilities.
Ability to manage a broad range of urgent care concerns in a busy clinic.
DOT medical examiner certification or willingness to obtain certification as required.
Availability to work the scheduled weekend rotation.
New graduate FNP applicants should have prior RN experience in an emergency department, ICU, or another higher-acuity clinical setting, demonstrating strong assessment skills, recognition of changes in patient condition, and care of patients with acute or complex medical needs.
New graduate PAs should have relevant healthcare experience and clinical rotations in emergency medicine, urgent care, or other acute care settings.

Responsibilities

Evaluate, diagnose, and treat common illnesses and injuries.
Perform physical examinations, order and interpret appropriate testing, and develop treatment plans.
Perform urgent care procedures within training and scope of practice, including suturing, wound care, and incision and drainage.
Evaluate initial X-ray findings with radiologist over-read.
Perform DOT physicals once appropriately certified.
Recognize patients requiring a higher level of care and coordinate appropriate transfers.
Educate patients about treatment, medications, and follow-up care.
Maintain accurate, timely documentation and collaborate with the clinical team.