Pediatric Urgent Care PA

PM Pediatric Care

. Evaluate and provide evidence-based treatment to pediatric patients in an urgent care setting .

Posted 9/21/2026full-timeDallas • Texas • United StatesJunior💰 $100,000 - $160,000 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in pediatric urgent care, including assessment and treatment of acute injuries and illnesses, while ensuring compliance with legal regulations and maintaining patient confidentiality. Proficient in overseeing operations, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, and enhancing patient experience through effective communication and adherence to quality standards.

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Pediatric ExperienceUrgent Care ProceduresANCC Board CertificationEMR ExperienceIndependent Pediatric Clinical Experience

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Hard Skills

Assessment and Treatment of Acute InjuriesUrgent Care ProceduresRadiograph InterpretationPatient Flow ManagementAntibiotic Stewardship

Soft Skills

Critical ThinkingMultitaskingEffective Communication

Tools & Technologies

EMRECW

Certifications & Qualifications

ANCC Board CertificationNCCPA CertificationRN LicenseNP/PA State License

Industry Keywords

Pediatric Urgent CareTelemedicinePatient ConfidentialityHIPAA ComplianceQuality Standards

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Evaluate and provide evidence-based treatment to pediatric patients in an urgent care setting
Assess and treat acute injuries and illnesses for in-person and telemedicine patients
Manage febrile infants/children, ear/nose/throat infections, pediatric abdominal pain, anaphylaxis, procedural anxiolysis, respiratory distress, croup, and asthma
Perform urgent care procedures including abscess drainage, foreign body removal, and laceration repair with sutures, staples, and dermal adhesive
Obtain and provide preliminary interpretation of radiographs with radiologist over-reads where applicable
Oversee daily operations and patient flow for in-person and telemedicine visits
Provide oversight of other providers, staff, and trainees on shift
Adhere to established policies and procedures and report necessary changes to management
Collaborate with on-site and telemedicine teams on lab and radiology result review, patient follow-up, and patient calls and questions
Enforce safety protocols, uphold quality standards, and ensure compliance with legal regulations
Maintain patient confidentiality in compliance with HIPAA
Update knowledge and skills through training, continuing education, publications, and professional organizations
Contribute to service recovery efforts involving staff and patient complaints
Focus on efficiency metrics, antibiotic stewardship, urgent care flow, and patient experience

Requirements

What you’ll need

Significant pediatric or urgent care/ER experience
Pediatric experience required; Pediatric ER, General Pediatrics, or Urgent Care experience preferred
Active ANCC Board Certification or NCCPA Certification
Active RN (if applicable) and NP/PA state license for each state where treating patients
Master of Science in Nursing or Doctoral degree in Nursing or Master of Physician Assistant Studies required
Minimum 2 years of independent pediatric clinical experience as an APP outside of rotations, or at least 1 year in urgent care or emergency medicine
Ability to think critically, multitask, and work as part of a multidisciplinary team
Excellent computer skills and experience with EMR; eCW experience preferred
Ability to effectively communicate both verbally and nonverbally

Benefits

Comp & perks

Comprehensive individualized learning programs for pediatric advanced practice providers
Procedural training, radiology interpretation training, evidence-based illness/injury training, and mentorship
Flexible scheduling to support work–life balance
No overnight shifts
Flexible schedules from 12 to 36 hours per week
Internal training program
Continuing education opportunities
Professional publications and participation in professional organizations