Jobs at GoHealth Urgent Care

Provides patient-centered urgent care in Northern Virginia, working three 12-hour shifts every other weekend. Responsibilities include evaluating and treating patients, coordinating care, and practicing collaboratively within established protocols. Requires an accredited PA program graduate, NCCPA certification, at least one year of urgent care or emergency medicine experience, Virginia PA licensure, BLS and ACLS certification, DEA license, signed practice agreement, and successful payer and medical staff credentialing.

Provides urgent care services for adult and pediatric patients, including evaluation and treatment of acute illnesses, minor injuries, infections, and other episodic conditions. Performs procedures such as suturing, casting, and splinting; reads EKGs and X-rays; recognizes serious conditions requiring emergency referral; and delivers patient-centered care in a flexible per diem schedule.

Provides urgent care for adult and pediatric patients, treating acute illnesses and minor injuries. Performs assessments, minor procedures, EKG and X-ray interpretation, and identifies conditions requiring emergency referral. Requires at least two years of urgent care or emergency medicine experience, a bachelor's degree, national certification, and active state licensure.

Leads operational, financial, clinical, and staffing performance across multiple urgent care centers. Owns regional P&L, budgeting, forecasting, staffing, compliance, quality, and KPI improvement. Manages large cross-functional teams, partnering with HR and Talent Acquisition on hiring, coaching, performance management, succession planning, and development. Builds community partnerships, supports marketing initiatives, oversees vendors and site readiness, and implements standardized policies and processes. Frequent regional travel is required.

Provide per diem urgent care services to adult and pediatric patients at Long Island centers. Evaluate and treat patients, perform minor procedures such as sutures, casts, and splints, interpret EKGs and X-rays, and collaborate with medical assistants, radiology technicians, and scribes using an advanced EMR.

Provides per diem urgent care services for adult and pediatric patients aged six months and older across Staten Island centers. Responsibilities include diagnosing and treating patients, performing minor procedures such as sutures, casts, and splints, interpreting EKGs and X-rays, and using electronic medical records and point-of-care testing. Physicians must be board certified in Family Medicine, Med-Peds, or Emergency Medicine and have urgent care or emergency room experience.

Provide urgent care to adult and pediatric patients aged six months and older across Westchester Region centers. Diagnose and treat patients, perform minor procedures such as sutures, casts, and splints, interpret EKGs and X-rays, and deliver care in a collaborative urgent care environment.

Provides per diem urgent care services for adult and pediatric patients across GoHealth centers in the Queens Region. Responsibilities include evaluating and treating patients age six months and older, performing minor procedures such as sutures, casts, and splints, reading EKGs and X-rays, and collaborating with medical assistants and radiology technicians. The role requires flexibility to float among regional centers and board certification in Family Medicine, Med-Peds, or Emergency Medicine.

Provide urgent care to adult and pediatric patients in GoHealth centers across Westchester County. Physicians evaluate and treat patients, use imaging, laboratory, and point-of-care testing, document care in the ECW EMR, and collaborate with medical assistants, radiology technologists, and scribes. The role offers mentoring, flexible scheduling, shift trading, and opportunities to rotate among locations.

Provides independent urgent care for acute conditions, including examinations, diagnoses, prescriptions, vaccinations, minor procedures, and diagnostic testing. Documents care, coordinates follow-up, and supervises or collaborates with advanced practice providers. Works 8- or 12-hour shifts in a fast-paced clinical setting while delivering patient-focused care across all age groups.

Provides urgent care services to adult and pediatric patients, including assessment and treatment of acute illnesses, minor injuries, infections, and other episodic conditions. Performs minor procedures such as sutures, casts, and splints, reads EKGs and X-rays, recognizes serious conditions requiring emergency referral, and delivers high-quality patient experiences.

Provides urgent care to pediatric and adult patients by conducting exams, diagnosing conditions, ordering and interpreting tests, prescribing treatments, performing minor procedures, documenting care, administering vaccinations, and referring patients when needed. Requires independent clinical judgment, strong communication, and the ability to recognize cases requiring emergency escalation.

Provides urgent care to pediatric and adult patients across Central Indiana. Responsibilities include conducting exams, reviewing histories, ordering and interpreting tests, diagnosing conditions, prescribing treatments, performing minor procedures, documenting in the EMR, administering vaccinations, educating patients, and making referrals or escalating emergencies when needed.

The job posting provides no specific responsibilities or qualifications for the Physician Assistant role. It includes general statements about company culture, equal employment opportunity, and optional email alerts for future job postings.

Provides urgent care services to adult and pediatric patients, including assessment and treatment of acute illnesses, minor injuries, infections, and other episodic conditions. Performs minor procedures, reads EKGs and X-rays, identifies serious conditions requiring emergency referral, and delivers quality patient care across multiple South Region centers as a float provider.

Provides urgent care to adult and pediatric patients aged six months and older in 16-hour shifts. Responsibilities include diagnosing and treating patients, performing minor procedures such as sutures and splints, reading EKGs and X-rays, and collaborating with medical assistants, radiology technicians, and scribes. Requires board certification or eligibility in Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine, or Urgent Care and at least one year of urgent care or emergency room experience.

Leads operational, financial, clinical, and people performance across 12–30 urgent care centers in the St. Louis region. Owns regional P&L, budgeting, staffing, scheduling, compliance, quality, talent development, community engagement, vendor relationships, and market-wide initiatives. Coaches large cross-functional teams, partners with HR and Marketing, reviews KPIs, implements standardized processes, and drives patient service, operational efficiency, and sustainable growth. Frequent regional travel, including occasional overnight travel, is required.

Provides urgent care to adult and pediatric patients aged six months and older. Responsibilities include diagnosing and treating patients, performing minor procedures such as sutures, casts, and splints, interpreting EKGs and X-rays, and collaborating with medical assistants, radiology technicians, and scribes. Physicians work within a multidisciplinary urgent care setting with access to imaging, laboratory services, and an electronic medical record system.

Provides executive leadership for non-clinical urgent care operations across assigned markets. Owns market-level P&L, budgeting, forecasting, staffing, compliance, quality, customer satisfaction, and performance improvement. Leads joint venture governance and board meetings, develops Directors of Operations and market leaders, builds succession pipelines, and drives scalable operational excellence. Maintains relationships with health system partners, community stakeholders, and executive leadership while delivering financial, workforce, operational, and growth objectives.

Provides urgent care to patients ages six months and older, evaluates acute conditions, performs minor procedures, and conducts preliminary EKG and X-ray reads. Collaborates with radiologic technologists and medical assistants, participates in clinical learning and case reviews, and may teach or supervise other clinicians. The role requires practice in urgent care, emergency medicine, or family medicine and board certification in an eligible specialty.