Healthcare jobs hiring now across the United States
Clinic Jobs
Clinic healthcare pay and roles
Clinic jobs are worked in outpatient settings such as primary care practices and urgent care centers. Patients go home the same day, so most clinic hours are daytime, though urgent care runs evenings and weekends.
Median Healthcare Salaryin Clinics
Top Open Rolesin Clinics
- Nurse Practitioner225 jobs
- Medical Assistant177 jobs
- Physician104 jobs
- Veterinarian97 jobs
- Medical Scribe82 jobs
Top Median Salary by Rolein Clinics
- Pharmacist$68.37/hr
- Nurse Practitioner$66.50/hr
- Mental Health Therapist$44.08/hr
- Licensed Practical Nurse$35.33/hr
- Registered Nurse$34.90/hr
Clinic jobs by role
35- Nurse Practitioner225 jobs
- Medical Assistant177 jobs
- Physician104 jobs
- Veterinarian97 jobs
- Medical Scribe82 jobs
- Veterinary Technician67 jobs
- Registered Nurse66 jobs
- Customer Service Representative31 jobs
- Veterinary Assistant26 jobs
- Licensed Practical Nurse21 jobs
- Patient Care Technician13 jobs
- Pharmacy Technician13 jobs
- Radiology Tech11 jobs
- Clinical Social Worker9 jobs
- Physical Therapist9 jobs
- Ultrasound Tech8 jobs
- Mental Health Therapist8 jobs
- Community Health Worker7 jobs
- Pharmacist5 jobs
- Dietitian4 jobs
- Medical Laboratory Technician4 jobs
- Occupational Therapist4 jobs
- Athletic Trainer3 jobs
- Healthcare Administrator3 jobs
- Mammography Technologist2 jobs
- MRI Technologist2 jobs
- Physical Therapist Assistant2 jobs
- Physician Assistant2 jobs
- Veterinary Receptionist2 jobs
- Medical Receptionist1 jobs
- Neurodiagnostic Technologist1 jobs
- Pet Groomer1 jobs
- Phlebotomist1 jobs
- Radiation Therapist1 jobs
- Surgical Technologist1 jobs
Clinic jobs by state
43- Kentucky236 jobs
- Indiana83 jobs
- Georgia54 jobs
- New York54 jobs
- California52 jobs
- North Carolina49 jobs
- Texas46 jobs
- Illinois37 jobs
- Ohio36 jobs
- Pennsylvania36 jobs
- South Carolina30 jobs
- Arizona29 jobs
- Florida29 jobs
- Michigan26 jobs
- Virginia25 jobs
- Colorado23 jobs
- New Jersey20 jobs
- Connecticut18 jobs
- Minnesota18 jobs
- Massachusetts17 jobs
- New Mexico16 jobs
- Alabama14 jobs
- Louisiana13 jobs
- Nevada12 jobs
- Missouri11 jobs
- Rhode Island11 jobs
- Vermont10 jobs
- Oklahoma8 jobs
- Kansas7 jobs
- Maryland7 jobs
- New Hampshire7 jobs
- Oregon6 jobs
- Tennessee5 jobs
- Washington5 jobs
- Iowa4 jobs
- Nebraska3 jobs
- District of Columbia2 jobs
- Montana2 jobs
- Utah2 jobs
- Arkansas1 jobs
- Delaware1 jobs
- Maine1 jobs
- Wisconsin1 jobs
Your questions about clinic jobs, answered
- What counts as a clinic job?
Any outpatient setting, which is a wider net than it sounds. Specialty practices, community health centers, and the outpatient departments a hospital runs off site all sit here alongside primary and urgent care.
- Which roles work in clinics?
Medical assistants do most of the rooming and vitals, alongside registered nurses, phlebotomists, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants.
- How is clinic work different from hospital work?
The day is booked in advance. You can see at the start of it who is coming and roughly when, and the work between patients is documentation. A hospital day is whoever came in.
- Do clinics hire without experience?
Many do. Medical assisting and front-office roles are the ones practices train in-house, while a specialty practice usually wants time in that specialty first. The guide to healthcare jobs without experience lists the usual entry points.
- Are there part-time clinic jobs?
Yes. Practices build their week out of half-days and fixed clinic blocks, so part-time and 3-day schedules are normal, and nobody has to be there overnight.