Urgent Care Employer Reviews

I really enjoyed my time with the urgent care clinic. If I had not moved to Texas I would still be working there. Management listened to my needs and my thoughts about the clinic. I felt included in decision making. Coworkers were like family. The hardest part was leaving.

A TYPICAL WORK DAY FOR ME IS KNOWING THAT I DID MY BEST AT HELPING SOMEONE FEEL BETTER, I LEARN DIFFERENT TYPES OF MEDICINES AND FORMULAS SINCE IVE BEEN IN THE MEDICAL FIELD, I LOVE MY CO-WORKER'S WE ALL GET ALONE THEY ARE LIKE FAMILY. THE HARDEST PART OF MY JOB IS SEEING A PERSON THAT I CANNOT HELP. THE MOST FUN PART OF MY JOB IS WHEN A PATIENT TELLS – more... ME THAT THEY FEEL MUCH BETTER AND HAS A SMILE ON THEIR FACE. – less

Very fast paced office were you are exposed to a lot of different medical problems each day. Great team of co-workers. Hardest part of my job was covering two positions on a consistent basis. Most enjoyable part was making sick patients smile and making them feel confident that they would get better.

-scheduled patients
-assisted doctor with patients
-help doctor prep patients that were waiting to be seen
-paperwork
-front desk
-opened office/closed office
answered phone calls
-scheduled appointments

Was hired in as a PRN Nurses Assistant. When I needed a full time position due to life changes none were available and nursing director got angry and stopped putting me on the schedule when she found I was submitting resumes for other work places.

Serve as a key member of interdisciplinary health care team for a busy urgent care and primary office. Assist Physicians and RN team in ensuring patient care and smooth daily functioning of office.
Key Results:
•Consistently praised for efficient handling of administrative duties (e.g., answering phones, scheduling appointments, maintaining medical – more... records, patient processing, billing and bookkeeping) that allowed
doctors and nursing staff to focus on the health concerns of their patients.
•Demonstrated proficiency in taking patient medical histories and vital signs, as well as in performing various tests (e.g., mono testing, strep testing, and hematology, urinalysis, cholesterol and glucose checks).
•Ensured the cleanliness, sanitation and maintenance of all facilities, exam rooms and equipment.
•Helped implement practice’s quality assurance and control program. Efforts ensured compliance with HIPAA, CLIA and OSHA regulations; improved patient care/satisfaction.
•Reacted calmly and effectively in emergency situations, and added the personal, caring touch that immediately put patients at ease. – less

240 Hours of learning,and Fun. Great Work Place.. Great exspience. Family enviroment Felt.

Responsible for the delivery of safe and quality care of inpatient pediatric and adult patients.

• Highly skilled in the field of: Chemical Dependency, Hospice, Medical-Surgical, Neurology, Nursery Level I & II, Oncology, Orthopedics, Post-CCU, Post-Partum, Psychiatry, Rehabilitation, Step-down ICU (respiratory, vent dependent).

A good company to work for. The salary is competitive and the support staff is very helpful.

A typical day was always fun. The variety of care was great. I learned many nursing skills. Management wasn't so great but they did the best with what they had. Co-workers were great and helped eachother out. Hardest part was getting to all the patients. Most enjoyable part was the fast pace.

Help with duties as assigned by nurses and doctors.

Watch and learn as part of clinical practice in nursing program.

It was a great place to work until they changed the office to a Dr. Office.

worked front and back office, scheduled appt, pulled files, data entry, vitals, assist MD minor procedures, steril tray set up, auto clave, administration of medications , maintained logs, inventory, restocked cleaned exam rooms, open and closing procedures, petty cash accounting, slight billing, co payment, PFT's , UA, only one on shift so no breaks

daily checkups on patients help assisted the doctors data entry on patients

I completed my internship at this center. I really liked my job.
The learning experience was just wonderful. After training,
I could do all procedures of the job. My co-workers were very
pleasant and willing help to me when needed. It was a very long day.
I enjoyed taking care of the patients. Talking with each one and
making them comfortable.
There – more... were times that I opended the clinic and had everthing ready for the doctors and PA's. – less

I can't really say how was the compensation, because I was not on the payroll, I only did my internship there. But I can say that everyone was very nice and they helped my every way they could when I didn't know something. They never hesitate to answer my question or showed me how to do something. All employees was helpful in their own way, management – more... was great. The Urgent Care Clinic would be a great place to work at and if they would say they need me to come work over there, I would not hesitate to go work for them. – less

I worked at ECU for 3 years. I enjoyed working there.
They care about the patients and for most part, they care about the staff. There are people that have been at ECU way too long, but for the most part, ECU is a great place to work.
I left because I needed to come back home. The patients at ECU are a joy to treat. They are grateful for your care and – more... grateful for good medicine. – less

monday-thurs was a noraml work day except friday because you have all the truck drivers coming in for drug streams. i learned so much, i got to do injection, draw blood and how to the drug streams. my co workers was nice and helper whatever i needed help with they was there to back me up. the hardest part of my job is tryin to find lost patients in – more... the sytem. the part i like about the job is puttin patients in the sytem doin drug streams in giving patients injections. – less

- Typical day would be seeing 30 to 40 patient a day, always moving and staying busy.
- I learned how to handle and deal with different types of situation, such as out rage patient, and hands on experience in ER producers assisting the Dr. hands on.
- The management is not understanding, she was unfair to co-workers, and adoesn't allow the chance for – more... advacement with the company.
- My co-workers are a joy to work with, know how to pull together to asuure equal care to patients,must be team players.
- Hardest part is when patient get bad news about lab results.
- Most enjoyable part making patient happy by taking my time to assure quality care, not rushing. – less

The Urgent Care is a busy clinic that provides very good patient care. Patients are treated with respect. The manager is very understanding, knowledgeable and kind.