Family Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant, Urgent Care

Carefirst Urgent Care

Beavercreek, Ohio

Carefirst Urgent Care runs at clinic pace, on scheduled patients.

Eligibility: Family Medicine
Unit: Urgent Care

Posted Aug 1 · New grads welcomed

Shift and hours: 12-⁠hour days
Unit and setting: Urgent Care
License: NP license
Term: Permanent

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Benefits

Competitive pay
CME reimbursement
Comprehensive health, dental, vision insurance
401(k)
401(k) matching
Company paid malpractice coverage

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Flexible scheduling
Upward career growth and professional development
Supportive and appreciative culture
Paid time off
Retirement plan
Health insurance
Dental insurance
PTO
Malpractice insurance

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At CareFirst, we believe in delivering quality, convenient, affordable health care and exceeding our patients' expectations. Our neighborhood medical centers are open every day from 8-8 with a full medical team and no appointments necessary to help patients get in, get healthy, and get back to what's really important. We provide a broad scope of services including urgent care, basic wellness and prevention, and employer health services. You can become part of our elite team almost anywhere with 45 CareFirst centers across Ohio, Kentucky, and Nevada. CareFirst is seeking a Full Time Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant to join our team.

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In Beavercreek, OH

Beavercreek, OH

Living costs about 7% below the US average

Life in Beavercreek, OH

NeighborhoodsBeavercreek offers a mix of established subdivisions and planned developments. Master-planned communities like Stonehill Village attract professionals and families seeking newer construction, contemporary open floor plans, walking paths, and community pools. Established enclaves like Hunter's Pointe and Windemere feature traditional to upscale custom builds on larger lots, with Windemere sitting near the Beavercreek Golf Club and The Mall at Fairfield Commons. For entry-level buyers, Fairfield Meadows provides more accessible options, while The Woods of Beavercreek and Indian Ripple Estates offer tranquil, wooded settings on the quieter south side of town.

Beavercreek offers a mix of established subdivisions and planned developments. Master-planned communities like Stonehill Village attract professionals and families seeking newer construction, contemporary open floor plans, walking paths, and community pools.

Established enclaves like Hunter's Pointe and Windemere feature traditional to upscale custom builds on larger lots, with Windemere sitting near the Beavercreek Golf Club and The Mall at Fairfield Commons. For entry-level buyers, Fairfield Meadows provides more accessible options, while The Woods of Beavercreek and Indian Ripple Estates offer tranquil, wooded settings on the quieter south side of town.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: streetlightrealtors.com Source 2: reddit.com

Getting aroundCommuting from Beavercreek is heavily car-dependent, with Interstate 675 serving as the primary north-south arterial running through the city. Downtown Dayton sits roughly five miles west, generally requiring a straightforward 12 to 15-minute drive. Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and adjacent medical facilities are accessible within a 10 to 15-minute commute. While highway driving is generally fluid, local congestion concentrates around major commercial intersections, specifically near North Fairfield Road and The Mall at Fairfield Commons.

Commuting from Beavercreek is heavily car-dependent, with Interstate 675 serving as the primary north-south arterial running through the city. Downtown Dayton sits roughly five miles west, generally requiring a straightforward 12 to 15-minute drive.

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and adjacent medical facilities are accessible within a 10 to 15-minute commute. While highway driving is generally fluid, local congestion concentrates around major commercial intersections, specifically near North Fairfield Road and The Mall at Fairfield Commons.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: kruppmoving.com Source 2: movesmartwithamanda.com Source 3: reddit.com

OutdoorsBeavercreek offers ample green space and active parks across Greene County. The Russ Nature Reserve on Kemp Road provides serene wooded walking paths, while Rotary Park and Beavercreek Community Park host recreational sports and open fields. Golfers utilize the Beavercreek Golf Club, and residents seeking broader outdoor adventures frequently make short trips to nearby Yellow Springs or regional destinations like Hocking Hills and Carillon Historical Park.

Beavercreek offers ample green space and active parks across Greene County. The Russ Nature Reserve on Kemp Road provides serene wooded walking paths, while Rotary Park and Beavercreek Community Park host recreational sports and open fields.

Golfers utilize the Beavercreek Golf Club, and residents seeking broader outdoor adventures frequently make short trips to nearby Yellow Springs or regional destinations like Hocking Hills and Carillon Historical Park.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: greenecountyohio.org Source 2: streetlightrealtors.com Source 3: facebook.com

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Living in Beavercreek

As the premier residential suburb of eastern Dayton and Greene County's largest city, Beavercreek offers healthcare workers a stable, highly educated community centered around top-tier public schools and convenient regional connectivity. Positioned directly along Interstate 675, Beavercreek sits just 10 to 15 minutes from downtown Dayton hospitals and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base medical facilities. Daily life is anchored by robust commercial hubs, from the open-air retail and dining at The Greene Town Center to the indoor Mall at Fairfield Commons, while local favorites like Beavercreek Pizza Dive and Crossroads BBQ add neighborhood flavor. Housing spans from established suburban subdivisions like Hunter's Pointe to newer master-planned communities like Stonehill Village and serene custom properties in The Woods of Beavercreek. For outdoor breaks between shifts, Russ Nature Reserve and Rotary Park offer nearby nature escapes. While Beavercreek commands a pricing premium compared to neighboring Fairborn or Xenia and experiences traffic bottlenecks along North Fairfield Road, its exceptionally low violent crime, neighborhood safety, and rapid highway access make it an outstanding base for relocating healthcare professionals.

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As of 2026Source 1: movesmartwithamanda.com Source 2: kruppmoving.com Source 3: streetlightrealtors.com Source 4: greenecountyohio.org

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