Pediatric Urgent Care Advanced Practice Provider | (Part-Time)

Assess and treat acute injury and illness for in-person and telemedicine patients, including febrile infants, respiratory distress, and procedural anxiolysis. Perform procedural care such as abscess drainage, foreign body removal, and laceration repair; take radiographs and provide preliminary interpretation with official over-reads. Oversee patient flow and daily office functions, managing staff, trainees, and telemedicine teams while reviewing lab and radiology results. Maintain operations by enforcing safety procedures, quality standards, and HIPAA compliance, and focus on efficiency metrics to improve antibiotic stewardship and patient experience. Work 12–36 hours per week with no overnights. Under the guidance of the Regional Medical Officer, deliver evidence-based treatment in a setting with on-site x-ray and lab services.