Respectable salary for an Urgent Care?

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Hey everyone. So I am thinking about getting into an Urgent Care owned by a fairly large healthcare organization in my area. I am a new grad but a very strong candidate. What would be a respectable salary for a very high volume urgent care (30+ patients a day per provider)? What type of bonus structure should I negotiate? I was thinking $90k plus production would be a fair salary. Thanks for any help.

I would not accept anything lower than $50/hour which translates into 100k/year plus malpractice paid by the urgent care. A good salary would be $60/hour and upwards, $70/hour if the volume is 30 or more patients in 8 hours.

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Specializes in Trauma 4yr Flight 8mn.

I can say NP in the south, working in level 3 & higher er are starting about $70/hr

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move to scottsdale , arizonia. I made 120,000 last year. ive been a NP for almost 5 years.

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Specializes in Home Health, Podiatry, Neurology, Case Mgmt.

I'm currently looking at obtaining my MSN/FNP and work as a RN case manager for a clinic, I make 60K a year right now (1yr RN, 6yr LPN exp behind me) I was told by the FNP who I asked to precept me when I get to that point what was "Average" pay for a brand new graduate NP in a family practice setting and she said when I go to negotiate to NOT take less than 80-85K per year...so I think for an urgent care, and that many patients per day 100 would be practical and they may counter offerr you down to 90 but still...btw I"m located in Jacksonville, FL and that's the basic rate i've seen for "clinic" FNP's...then again what do i know?? I've got to get accepted to my program and graduate first LOL =) good luck!

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Agreed. I live in this area and that's a typical wage

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I have been an NP 4 years and make $72/hr...

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