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LocumTenens.com is seeking an NP to join a hospital-based occupational medicine and urgent care clinic in Oklahoma City. The assignment runs on day shifts in an on-site setting with a steady patient flow and a mix of scheduled and walk-in patients.
The clinician will provide occupational medicine and urgent care services, handling work-related injuries and acute conditions across all ages, with prescriptive authority and board certification required.
Job Reference Id: ORD-224327-NP-OK Title: NP Dates Needed: 10/14 - 11/6 Shift Type: Day Shift Assignment Type: Clinic Call Required: No Board Certification Required: Yes Job Duration: Locums
The facility operates as a combined occupational medicine and urgent care clinic, providing both scheduled and walk-in services in an on-site setting. The clinic is equipped to deliver workplace health services alongside urgent care treatment. Established clinical protocols support the efficient delivery of care across both service lines.
Oklahoma City offers a range of cultural, outdoor, and recreational attractions suited to varied interests. Notable destinations include the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum, the Myriad Botanical Gardens, and the Bricktown District, a walkable area featuring a canal boat tour and dining options. The city also features the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, the First Americans Museum, and RIVERSPORT Adventures, which includes activities such as urban white water rafting and indoor skiing. Additional neighborhoods such as Automobile Alley and Stockyards City round out the range of options available to visitors and residents throughout the area.
Clinicians will provide occupational medicine and urgent care services during day shifts at an on-site clinic, managing 20-25 patients per day. Clinical responsibilities consist of approximately 90% occupational medicine cases and 10% urgent care, encompassing the evaluation and treatment of work-related injuries and acute conditions across all age groups.