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 kindly and smoothly patients move through.

The deal, posted like everything else

Closed by 8 p.m., no overnights, ever
Quarterly bonus tied to patient feedback and teamwork
Medical, dental, and vision from day 31
401(k) with a 4% match
$600 a year for scrubs and shoes
Learning 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 to $134,000 + quarterly bonus

Full time · three 12-hour shifts · no overnights

Float providers cover busy stretches across all four clinics, with full medical assistant support, on-site X-ray at three sites, and a medical director on call. You're never solo without backup.

What you'll do

Assess and treat walk-in illness and injury, six months and up
Handle core procedures: cut repair, splinting, abscess drainage
Read on-site X-rays, with radiologist review behind you
Tell patients 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 in 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 by email

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

Eastgate, the imaging hub

$22 to $27 an hour + shift differentials

Full time · 4-day week · rotating weekends

Eastgate runs the group's imaging suite and the employer lane. You'll room patients, run rapid tests, take X-rays, and keep the employer schedule moving. It's the most varied MA job in the group.

What you'll do

Room patients, take vitals, run rapid tests (strep, flu, COVID, urine)
Take limited-scope X-rays when a provider orders them
Run employer 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, or eligible to get one
MA certificate or 1+ year of clinical experience
Steady hands, a warm manner, and patience for the 7:58 p.m. walk-in

Apply by email

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."

A sample quote for this demo: Express Care Group and this MA are fictional, 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, and count how many people thank the front desk on their way out.

Save your spot See the wait board

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