Provide urgent care to a culturally diverse patient population on integrated teams (physicians, PAs/NPs, behavioral health, nurses). Deliver patient education, high-quality data-driven care, and flexible per-diem coverage.
Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner- Urgent Care, Per Diem.
- Do you want the chance to take care of an incredibly culturally diverse patient population of all ages, in a team-based care environment?
- Do you want to contribute to a team by supporting and maintaining an open and positive attitude?
- Are you interested in caring for patients while working a flexible schedule?
- Are you someone that can respond appropriately or seeks support when confronted with cultural biases or conflicts?
Yes? Please continue to read further to explore your future with LCHC.
In this role, you will:
- Provide appropriate health care and teaching to patients and their families.
- Take care of patients on-site on integrated teams with Physicians, PAs, NPs, and BH providers, along with support staff including nurses, medical assistants, community health workers, and more!
- Excel in providing high quality care for patients, driven by data, and inspired by our relationships with patients and their families.
The successful applicant will offer:
- Massachusetts license for the practice of medicine.
- CPR certification.
- Bilingual in English and Spanish preferred.
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