Duke City Urgent Care
4.6 out of 5 stars.
Write a review

Duke City Urgent Care Careers and Employment

About the company

  • Company size
    201 to 500
  • Industry
    Healthcare
  • Headquarters
    Albuquerque
  • Link
    Duke City Urgent Care website
Learn more

Jobs

You’re seeing all 29 jobs at Duke City Urgent Care because we can’t find any available jobs at Duke City Urgent Care close to Ashburn, VA at the moment.

Browse jobs by category

Nursing

15 jobs

Medical Technician

5 jobs

Customer Service

2 jobs

Physicians & Surgeons

2 jobs

Medical Information

2 jobs

See all available jobs

Salaries

Salary estimated from 370 employees, users, and past and present job advertisements on Indeed.

Popular Roles

Health Screener
$38.97 per hour
Nurse Practitioner
$67.09 per hour
Physician
$120 per hour

Medical Technician

X-ray Technician
$23.92 per hour
Ultrasonographer
$32.40 per hour

Nursing

Registered Nurse
$30.75 per hour

Administrative Assistance

Medical Receptionist
$16.21 per hour
Billing Specialist
$15.88 per hour
Administrative Assistant
$16.43 per hour
Explore more salaries

Rating overview

Rating is calculated based on 12 reviews and is evolving.

4.0020184.7520195.0020202.0020215.002022

Explore reviews by category

Reviews

Physician Assistant-Certified in Albuquerque
on June 9, 2022
Love being part of a company that truly cares about patients and their team.
Our company like all other acute care settings has had a hard time with covid (super low volumes then super high volumes and some burnout/turnover), but the management has done way more than any other similar company to protect its team. Though as in any company, some changes take time, it makes a huge difference that our company is owned and operated by a medical providers who "get it" not some greedy corporation. The best part of my job is "The Team".
Physician Assistant in Albuquerque, NM
on June 6, 2022
Engaging, high standards of care, and supportive team atmosphere
My favorite place to work thus far in my career. In a world surrounded by larger corporations, it is so refreshing to work in a family run and family-feel type of environment. I like that we get to see high acuity patients from the Urgent Care setting and the vision is to really empower the providers and teammates to take the best possible care of patients. I enjoy the education program, chart reviews, CME support, and always having someone that I can call to bounce a case off of. This company puts a lot back into their providers. People who excel in this group typically have ER experience or a desire to learn (ample learning opportunities provided), a strong work ethic and a positive attitude. I appreciate that my voice is heard at work and I have good access to my Medical Director who is receptive.
Front Desk Receptionist in Los Lunas, NM
on February 20, 2022
Great place to work
This is literally the best company I have ever worked for. The management is super supportive and helpful my coworkers are amazing and the opportunity is there to learn and grow. It's great!
APC in Albuquerque, NM
on August 28, 2021
Horrible management
Working here was like a dumpster fire. You never left on time because the owner refused to let us close the doors even on time, we’d have to keep them open 10 minutes after closing time no matter how busy we were or how many patients were waiting. It was not uncommon to see upwards of 40-50 patients a shift. And not just 40-50 easy peasy urgent care patients with sniffles or ear pain, they expected us to run labs, do ultrasounds, etc. Many of these people should be transferred to ER for higher level of care but they wanted us to work up everything before sending them out ($$$). Management is composed of a bunch of 20-somethings who don’t know what they’re doing but are friends with the owner, hence their position in management. They were very immature and formed cliques - not professional at all. The pay was decent, there was opportunity for small productivity bonuses - but you do have to bust your butt to get them, and they weren’t much. Benefits were awful, and you only accrue 1 week of PTO a year. Small CME allowance, which is also used to cover license renewals and such. The schedule was somewhat flexible, but certain providers definitely got favoritism as far as not having to work weekends, and working certain preferred clinics, etc. There is on call requirements. People who worked hard seldom were recognized, but they kept providers around who were slow (seeing half the amount of patients as the other providers). One positive thing is there was always an on call medical director for any questions or assistance.
Administrative Support in Albuquerque, NM
on September 4, 2020
Amazing place to work
I've been in the healthcare field for over 20 years, and I can say this is by far the most supportive, team driven environment I have ever belonged to. Everyone in the company is invested in providing a quality experience for both their teammates and the patients, from the top down. Senior leadership doesn't feel distant, they're often boots on the ground alongside their team. I couldn't ask for a better place to work!
See all reviews

What would you say about your employer?

Help fellow job seekers by sharing your unique experience.
Write a review

Questions and answers

People have asked 5 questions about working at Duke City Urgent Care. See the answers, explore popular topics and discover unique insights from Duke City Urgent Care employees.

See questions about:

  • Interviews
  • Hiring Process
  • Working Hours
See all Q&A

Duke City Urgent Care locations

Show all locations

What's being discussed at Duke City Urgent Care?

Select a topic to see what people are saying about different issues

  • Companies
  • Duke City Urgent Care