Quick Care Physician

Posted 3 days ago

elios healthcareLas Vegas (NV)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$234,104 to $306,675 annually

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About the role

Staff Physician | Quick Care | Las Vegas, NVEmployer-paid pension plan available Strong benefits package This is a full-time, employed staff physician position at an established Quick Care clinic on in Las Vegas. If you want a clinical environment that moves, where you are seeing a real variety of cases and doing hands-on urgent care work alongside a consistent patient panel, this is worth a look. What the role looks like: Outpatient Quick Care, employed model. You will see an urgent care volume, handle common procedures, and carry the administrative responsibilities that come with being a staff physician. This is not a purely episodic urgent care role. It has structure, continuity, and clinical weight. The position is open to Family Medicine and Internal Medicine trained physicians who are comfortable working at pace and performing common urgent care procedures. Compensation is $234,104 to $306,675 annually, based on experience. What you need to apply: MD or DO from an accredited program Completion of a Family Medicine or Internal Medicine residency accredited by ACGME or equivalent Board Certified or Board Eligible, with active MOC compliance Active Nevada medical license or the ability to obtain one Nevada Pharmacy Board prescribing license and DEA Controlled Substance RegistrationBLS certification (AHA)Comfort performing common urgent care procedures If this fits where you are in your career, reach out directly or apply below. We move quickly and we are straightforward about fit.

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