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Urgent Care Pediatric Clinician (NP/PA) - Evenings & Weekends

West Bloomfield, Michigan

Zarminali Pediatrics is building the nation's leading pediatric multispecialty group, focused on supporting families to shape healthy futures for their children – from birth through adulthood – by completely transforming the way pediatric care is delivered nationwide. We are tackling today's challenges of increased administrative burden on clinicians and a siloed approach to pediatric care through intentional design of care delivery, enhanced by leading technology and collaborative, expert care teams.  

Our name, inspired by our founder's daughter's name – Zarmina – means “something that is more precious to you than gold”. We couldn’t think of anything that better represents the way parents and caregivers hold the relationship with their children as the most valuable gift, and how we at Zarminali approach care for each child with equal reverence.

We strive for a healthier future for pediatric patients and a happier future for pediatric clinicians nationwide, and we are looking for people to join us in achieving this vision. If you are eager to join a growth stage company and be part of the early team that is shaping the foundation of both the company and the delivery of pediatric care, then this opportunity might be for you!

POSITION OVERVIEW 

ZarminaliPediatrics is seeking compassionate and dedicatedadvanced practice clinicians to join our inaugural Urgent Care team in West Bloomfield, Michigan. In this role, you will provide prompt, high-quality care to pediatric patients during evenings and weekends, addressing acute illnesses and injuries in a fast-paced setting. You’ll play a key role in delivering accessible, family centered care while helping to shape a welcoming and supportive environment for our patients and their families.  

WHAT YOU'LL DO: 

As an Advanced Practice Clinician at Zarminali Pediatrics & Urgent Care you will focus on:   

  • Acute Pediatric Care: Providing timely evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment for a wide range of non-emergent pediatric illnesses and injuries in a fast-paced urgent care setting  
  • Clinical Decision Making: Utilizing clinical judgement to determine appropriate interventions, diagnostic testing and follow up plans for acute conditions.  
  • Family Centered Communication: Educating patients and families on diagnoses, treatment plans, and next steps with clarity and compassion  
  • Documentation: Ensuing thorough, timely, and accurate documentation of all patient encounters in accordance with clinical guidelines and regulatory standards.  
  • Collaboration: Partnering with support staff to deliver efficient, coordinated and high-quality care with an emphasis on safety and experience  

WHAT WE LOOK FOR:  

We seek advanced practice clinician who are energized by the pace and impact of urgent care and want to be part of something bigger. At Zarminali Urgent Care, you’ll thrive in an environment that balances clinical independence with real time support and teamwork. We understand that clinicians in urgent care are not only care providers but also quick-thinking decision makers, communicators, and collaborators – often in high pressure situations. Our goal is to empower you with the tools and partnership you need to deliver fast, effective, and compassionate care.  

  • Communicator: Delivers concise, empathic communication to patients, families and team members – especially when time matters most.  
  • Advocate: Meets patients and families in their moment of need, connecting them to the right care and resources quickly and thoughtfully.  
  • Collaborative: Works closely with support team members to streamline care delivery and support one another in a fast-paced clinical environment.  
  • Tech-Forward: Leverages technology to enhance efficiency and improve real time documentation and communication  
  • Adaptable: Embraces change and continuous learning, staying agile and solution focus in a dynamic care setting.  
  • Family Focused: Provides evidence based, compassionate care that supports families decisions while minimizing unnecessary ER visits and disruptions.  

WHAT YOU NEED: 

  • Master's in nursing or a related field , as well as certification as a Nurse Practitioner (NP) or Physician Assistant (PA)  
  • Current and unrestricted license to practice in Michigan
  • Current and unrestricted Michigan DEA license   
  • Empathy towards patients, families and caregivers   
  • At least 2 years of experience working in apediatricor urgent care setting  
  • BLS/ACLS Certification 

WHAT WE OFFER: 

  • Enjoy a predictable after hours schedule with shifts Monday-Friday from 5:00pm to 9:00pm and weekends from 9:00am to 5:00pm, on a rotating basis – for those seeking work life balance outside of standard clinic hours.  
  • Earn a premium hourly rate that reflects the unique demands and flexibility of afterhours urgent care. 
  • Be part of a mission-driven, team-based environment dedicated to delivering high quality pediatric care when families need it most  
  • Work in a brand-new, thoughtfully designed clinic built for efficiency, comfort and the urgent needs of children and families.

At Zarminali Pediatrics, we are committed to our empowering clinicians and team members to deliver better pediatric care, altogether. This commitment requires building an inclusive culture and a team that represents the diverse communities we serve. 

We believe that when people from all backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives come together, we create a stronger team and better care for our patients and their families. We realize the importance of an environment where clinicians and team members feel cared for, supported, and valued. We believe in the basics: treating everyone with kindness, respect, and fairness.

We do not tolerate discrimination or harassment of any kind. This includes, but is not limited to, race, color, sex, gender, age, religion or religious creed, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, genetic information, physical or mental disability, military or veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

We recruit and hire based on skills, talent, and potential, ensuring everyone has a fair chance to succeed. Together, we strive to build an inclusive and welcoming space where we can achieve our goal of building a happier future for the pediatric workforce.

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