WellNow Urgent Care·Dixon, Illinois
Providers will work alongside a dedicated team to deliver high-quality care to patients in a fast-paced, high-volume urgent care setting, managing both adult and pediatric patients. The role involves playing an integral part in accurately diagnosing and treating a wide range of ailments.
At WellNow Urgent Care, we are dedicated to delivering quality healthcare to our Urgent Care patients and Occupational Health clients. As a WellNow Provider, you will be part of a team that is committed to improving the delivery of care and supporting your growth as a medical professional. Join us in providing exceptional healthcare services and making a difference in our communities.
WellNow has over 150 locations across New York, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Pennsylvania and we are continuing to grow!
Work alongside a team of dedicated healthcare professionals, providing high-quality care to patients in an urgent care setting
Have the opportunity to manage adult and pediatric patients in a fast-paced, high-volume environment
Play an integral role in accurately diagnosing and treating a wide range of ailments.
Contribute to our positive and supportive medical community
• 2+ years of experience in emergency medicine or 3+ years of experience in a high-volume urgent care setting, including the ability to manage adult and pediatric patients
*Total signing bonus is paid out over a period of three years, with $20,000 being paid within first six months of employment. Full bonus is dependent on performance, employment dates, and contract details.
WellNow is an EOE.
require 1 year of experience in emergency medicine or 18 months in a high-volume urgent care setting, including adult and pediatric patient management. Applicants must possess the required state licensure and active board certification for either a Physician Assistant (NCCPA) or Family Nurse Practitioner (AANP or ANCC).
Market context
Illinois employers commonly seek PAs and NPs for emergency medicine and high-volume urgent care, so candidates with that background are often competitive. This role requires Illinois licensure, active board certification, and at least 1 year in emergency medicine or 18 months in urgent care; benefits include parental leave, vision, medical, prescription drug coverage, and a 401(k) match. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your certification, state license, and recent clinical experience before applying.