Physician - Urgent Care

Cynet Health; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 210,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

Cynet Health is seeking experienced Pediatricians for Urgent Care coverage in Arizona. The role involves managing lower-acuity pediatric patients in urgent care or emergency settings, with shifts including evenings and weekends across multiple sites.

Candidates must hold an Arizona medical license and be Board Certified or eligible, with BLS required and PALS recommended for ED work. Credentialing typically takes 90–120 days; availability for interviews is expected at submission.

Qualifications

• Arizona medical license (active).
• Board certification or eligibility in pediatrics.
• BLS required; PALS recommended for ED assignments.

Responsibilities

• Manage lower-acuity pediatric patients in Urgent Care or ED settings.
• Perform core procedures: wound repair, incision and drainage, LPs, fracture stabilization, foreign body removal.
• Administer local anesthesia and procedural sedation as needed.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams across multiple sites.

Skills

Pediatrics

Urgent care

Patient management

Education

Arizona Medical License

Board Certified/Eligible in Pediatrics

Job description

Physician - Urgent Care

Profession: Physician

Specialty: Pediatrics

Duration: 4/1/2027 - 6/30/2028

Shift: Combination of 7-hour evening shifts and 10-hour weekend shifts

Hours per Shift: Varies

Experience: 1+ years in a children's hospital

License: Arizona License

Certifications: Board Certified, Board Eligible, AHA BLS, Arizona DEA registration

Must-Have: Clean background, no malpractice or license issues, ability to perform required procedures

Description:Seeking experienced Pediatricians to join our team.The role involves working in either Urgent Care or Emergency Department settings, primarily managing lower acuity pediatric patients.Coverage dates extend from April 1, 2027, to June 30, 2028.Shifts include a mix of evening and weekend hours.Pediatricians may be assigned to multiple sites, maintaining proximity to a few locations.The practice setting is predominantly pediatric-focused with a busy patient volume.Substantial patient engagement is expected, with emergency department visits reaching up to 75,000 annually.This position involves core procedures including the repair of wounds, incision and drainage, lumbar puncture, stabilization of fractures/dislocations, foreign body removal, administration of local anesthetics, and procedural sedation.BLS certification is required for urgent care roles, while BLS and PALS certifications are recommended for pediatricians in the emergency department.Credentialing is estimated to take 90-120 days.Availability for interviews is necessary at the time of application submission.Candidates must have a clean professional background with no exceptions.Performing required procedures is essential for candidate consideration.