Culture of Caring

MinuteClinic’s success and growth comes because it embraces both aspects of health care: Health and care. State-of-the-art processes and technology are an important part of delivering top-quality health care, of course, but what keeps patients coming back is our highly competent, uncommonly caring nurse practitioners and physician assistants. In fact, it’s that autonomy and patient-contact that makes MinuteClinic such a great place to work.

When you take advantage of MinuteClinic’s jobs that make a difference, you become part of its culture of caring and become eligible for competitive salaries and benefits.

As you learn more about MinuteClinic and its careers for caring people, the self-assessment can help reveal how well you’ll thrive in our culture of caring.

Putting Clinicians Out Front

MinuteClinic’s pioneering model of walk-in health care centers puts our nurse practitioners and physician assistants out in front. As MinuteClinic’s heart and soul, you enjoy a high degree of autonomy, playing a central role in the delivery of our top-quality health care.

Our clinic structure gives you the independence you have been seeking. This is your chance to exercise your judgment in the direct care of patients. As part of your practice, you’ll treat common illnesses, give vaccinations and guide your patients toward healthier lifestyles.

The exceptional health care you deliver fosters rewarding, meaningful relationships between you and your patients not always available to practitioners.

Unmatched Support

You may be out in front, directing the treatment of the patients you see, but you are not alone. Because we’re the first and the largest chain of walk-in health care centers, we’ve built a superior infrastructure that results in unmatched support of our clinicians.

Community
When you join MinuteClinic, you become part of a thriving community of health care professionals. Despite your autonomy of practice, you have access to that community through a robust infrastructure.

Technology
Our infrastructure also supports you with some of the most advanced technology in health care.

The proprietary software behind our Electronic Medical Records system helps you assess and treat the patients you see. Learn more about how our technology supports you in “Quality Control”.

Consultation
Our clinicians also can rely on the medical directors that serve each metropolitan area. MinuteClinic medical directors are board-certified physicians in emergency or family practice. They are available to you for consultation whenever you need them.

Focused Treatment
Our approach to focused treatment restricts our medical services to a manageable list of conditions. This focus increases your sense of accomplishment and boosts patient satisfaction..

Training
Continuing medical education is not just needed to keep your licenses and certifications current. It’s also critical to delivering top-quality care to our patients. That’s why we reimburse regular part-time and full-time practitioners when they participate in approved training programs.

Flexible Scheduling
MinuteClinic serves its patients with extended hours. That benefits you by allowing flexible scheduling for our part-time and full-time positions.

Make a Difference

MinuteClinic makes a difference because we help you make a difference. We’ve designed everything – from our clinic structure to our advanced processes and innovative technology – to support our nurse practitioners and physician assistants in the care of their patients.

MinuteClinic’s focused treatment, for example, means you see patients who can benefit from your care. People come with a specific, treatable need and leave with the knowledge that you have helped them. (It’s no wonder that we are constantly receiving unsolicited thank you notes from our patients.)

That gives you a sense of accomplishment not always common in health care. And, imagine the gratification you’ll get seeing patients and knowing how much they appreciate your contribution.

“The Electronic Medical Records system and other guidelines let me combine my professional judgment with the latest medical evidence.”

Dan, Nurse Practitioner, Twin Cities