Two openings right now

Work the short line

Urgent-care pace without the burnout math: closed by 8 every night, staffing that matches the board, and a bonus tied to how fast — and how kindly — patients move through.

The deal, posted like everything else

Closed by 8 p.m. — no overnights, ever
Quarterly bonus tied to door-to-door times and patient thank-yous
Medical, dental, vision from day 31
401(k) with 4% match
$600/year scrubs + shoes allowance
CME budget ($2,000 providers / $500 clinical staff)

A grid of nine smiling clinicians in white coats and stethoscopes, arms crossed

Forty-one clinicians and coordinators across four clinics — small enough that the medical directors know your name, big enough that you're never the only provider in the building.

Open roles

Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant — float

All four clinics

$118,000–$134,000 + quarterly wait-time bonus

Full time · three 12-hour shifts · no overnights

Our float providers are the reason the wait board stays honest. You'll cover surges across all four clinics with full MA support, on-site X-ray at three sites, and a medical director on call — never solo without backup.

What you'll do

Assess and treat walk-in illness + injury, six months and up
Perform core procedures: laceration repair, splinting, I&D
Read on-site X-rays with radiologist over-read support
Keep patients told what things cost before you do them — it's the brand

What you'll need

Ohio NP or PA-C license in good standing
2+ years urgent care, emergency, or family practice
Current BLS; PALS within 90 days (we pay)
Comfort with a pace that's brisk but never chaotic

Apply — email your resume

Medical Assistant with X-ray (limited-scope radiography)

Eastgate — the imaging hub

$22–$27/hour + shift differentials

Full time · 4-day week · rotating weekends

Eastgate runs the group's imaging suite and the employer-services lane. You'll room patients, run rapid tests, shoot plain films, and keep the occupational-health schedule moving — the most varied MA job in the group.

What you'll do

Room patients, vitals, rapid testing (strep/flu/COVID/UA)
Perform limited-scope X-ray studies under provider order
Run employer-account visits: drug screens, physicals, TB reads
Own the supply count — the 8 a.m. clinic is your clinic

What you'll need

Ohio limited-scope radiography license (GXMO) or registry-eligible
MA certificate or 1+ year clinical experience
Steady hands, warm manner, zero eye-rolls at the 7:58 p.m. walk-in

Apply — email your resume

Nothing that fits? Send a note to careers@expresscaregroup.example anyway — front-desk, MA, and provider roles open a few times a year, and we read the folder before we post anywhere.

A smiling medical assistant in bright pink scrubs with arms crossed

"The wait board isn't pressure — it's the opposite. When the line is honest, nobody's yelling at the front desk, and I get to actually take care of people."

— What our MAs tell candidates, roughly verbatim (Express Care Group is fictional; so is this MA, but the sentiment is the job description)

One line, no surprises

See the pace for yourself.

Candidates are welcome to shadow a shift before accepting — watch the board, meet the team, count how many people thank the front desk on their way out.

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Rather talk? (614) 555-0110 — a human, 7 days a week.