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American Family Care is seeking an Urgent Care Clinic Manager to lead daily operations across our Alabama centers. You will supervise medical staff, coordinate with providers, and own P&L performance to deliver exceptional patient experiences.
The role demands 3+ years in healthcare management, strong leadership, and proficiency with scheduling, payroll systems, and the Experity EMR. Ambition, adaptability, and patient-first focus are essential.
Welcome to the internal careers page for American Family Care's corporate-operated urgent care centers across AL, CT, FL, GA, MA & TN!
When you join the American Family Care team, you play a critical role in our mission to provide the best patient care experience in the urgent care space.
We hope you will find a role here that speaks to you. Our Talent Acquisition team is passionate about bringing our patient care experience to life, and we are thrilled to see you here. We look forward to connecting with you live!
American Family Care (AFC) is on a mission to provide the Right Care, Right Now. As a leader in accessible, walk-in urgent care, we’re redefining patient-first healthcare in communities across the country. If you're a hands-on leader with a passion for healthcare operations and team development - this is your opportunity to drive real impact in a high-growth setting.
As an Urgent Care Clinic Manager, you’ll be the heartbeat of the clinic - overseeing daily operations, leading a dynamic team, and ensuring exceptional patient experiences. This role combines the fast-paced environment of urgent care with the long-term leadership impact of healthcare administration.
You’ll supervise Medical Assistants, Receptionists, and X-Ray Techs while partnering closely with Providers and Advanced Practice Professionals. From patient satisfaction and staff engagement to scheduling, compliance, and P&L management - you’ll have full ownership of your center’s performance.
Fast-paced urgent care with frequent role-switching; prolonged standing/walking; routine exposure to blood and body fluids (strict PPE adherence); occasional lifting up to 25–30 lbs; weekend/evening shifts and float coverage as needed.