Urgent Care Nurse Practitioner

University of Maryland Medical System•Baltimore, MD

6d•Onsite

About The Position

This full-time position covers the Baltimore region of Maryland with coverage of our Dundalk, Belvedere and Rotunda locations. UM Urgent Care providers serve as clinical leaders in our centers—delivering exceptional medical care, fostering outstanding patient experiences, and working collaboratively in a close-knit team environment with medical assistants and radiologic technologists. We care for patients ages one and older, treating a wide range of conditions including upper respiratory infections, sprains and strains, lacerations requiring sutures, employee health physicals, work-related injuries, and preoperative evaluations. Providers work 12-hour clinical shifts (8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.), typically 3 to 4 shifts per week, totaling approximately 12–14 shifts per month. Urgent care is a fast-paced, dynamic environment that offers a broad spectrum of patient presentations, ranging from acute illness to minor injuries.

Requirements

Licensed Nurse Practitioners or Physician Assistants in good standing with the state of Maryland, or have licensure pending approval.
Active NPI number, DEA registration, and CDS license are required, or the candidate must be in the process of obtaining them.
Proactive, growth-oriented mindset.
Genuine passion for delivering high-quality patient care.
Intellectually curious.
Enthusiastic about urgent care medicine.
Open to feedback as part of their ongoing professional development.

Nice To Haves

Prior clinical experience in urgent care, emergency medicine, intensive care, or primary care settings—whether as a provider, nurse, or technician—is strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

Serve as clinical leaders in urgent care centers.
Deliver exceptional medical care.
Foster outstanding patient experiences.
Work collaboratively in a close-knit team environment with medical assistants and radiologic technologists.
Care for patients ages one and older.
Treat a wide range of conditions including upper respiratory infections, sprains and strains, lacerations requiring sutures, employee health physicals, work-related injuries, and preoperative evaluations.