Fast Track Urgent Care Center interview questions

Two part interview. One general interview and one clinical interview at one of the sites. Clinical interview allowed you to see the workflow, you get to see a few patients and present as well as write notes.

The interview process was multi-step, though not as big a headache as I would have imagined. They were very sweet. They first reached out to me via Indeed after finding my résumé and I confirmed my interest. It was then a series of back and forth messages to set a good date/time to set a Zoom interview, followed by a phone interview the week after. I would've gone with them if they were a little more competitive with their wages, considering what they collect as an urgent care/walk-in clinic. I worked primary care for nearly 20 years, and know that urgent care co-pays are often twice what PCP's collect, not to mention they bill for everything they do in the office (venipunctures, point-of-care, DOT's, etc.). So there's no excuse to provide better pay, especially after learning that they only provide minimal staffing for each location. Do better, TGH. People deserve a living wage for the work they put in.