Who Thrives in Virtual Urgent Care?
Strong Clinical Judgment: You can efficiently assess acute concerns, develop an appropriate differential diagnosis, identify red flags, and create safe, evidence-based treatment plans. You recognize that strong virtual medicine also means knowing when virtual care is no longer the appropriate setting for the patient.
Excellent Virtual Communication: You ask focused questions, listen carefully, establish rapport quickly, and explain your clinical reasoning in a way patients can understand. You can communicate recommendations, limitations, and next steps clearly while helping patients feel heard and cared for.
Comfortable With Ambiguity: You understand the capabilities and limitations of telemedicine and are comfortable making thoughtful decisions when physical examination findings or other information may be limited. You know when you have enough information to proceed and when additional evaluation is necessary.
Efficient Without Sacrificing Quality: You are comfortable working in a fast-moving urgent care environment and can manage patient volume while maintaining thoughtful clinical evaluation, appropriate prescribing, clear patient education, safety-netting, and high-quality documentation.
Collaborative and Accountable: You enjoy being part of a team, even when working remotely. You identify and raise concerns early, communicate directly and respectfully, and are comfortable seeking support or another clinical perspective when needed.
Patient-Centered and Empathetic: You approach patients with curiosity, kindness, and respect. You recognize that the patient experience matters just as much when recommending in-person evaluation as it does when providing treatment virtually.
Technologically Adaptable: You are comfortable navigating electronic medical records, telemedicine technology, diagnostic information, and multiple clinical workflows while keeping your attention focused on the patient.
Connected to Our Care Network: While much of this role is performed virtually, our Virtual Urgent Care providers are part of ConvenientMD’s broader, integrated urgent care network. Candidates must reside within reasonable driving distance of a ConvenientMD clinic or approved market location and be able to participate in occasional onsite training, collaboration, or other in-person requirements as needed.
Education, Licensure & Certification
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Master’s degree from an accredited Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner program
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Current certification through an applicable Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner certifying body
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Current, unrestricted clinical licensure
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Current DEA registration without restrictions
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Current BLS certification
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Licensure in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and/or Maine preferred based on current Virtual Urgent Care needs
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Able and willing to see patients aged 3 years old and up