We’re partnered with a growing FQHC in Los Angeles to find a Street Medicine Provider (Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant) to join the cause! Remember to check your CV before applying Also, ensure you read through all the requirements related to this role. About the role: As a Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner – Mobile Street Medicine , you’ll work in the clinic 2 days per week and practice in the field 3 days per week. You’ll be joined by a team (driver, MA, etc.) to facilitate your visits. You’ll be traveling to various sites around Los Angeles (shelters, encampments, etc.), performing Primary Care and Urgent Care visits to those who need it the most. You’ll have flexibility with your schedule, 2 hours of administrative time per day, and the opportunity to get out of the four walls of an office. This program has already seen success and demand is increasing for mobile services. About the clinic: This clinic was founded by immigrants over 40 years ago and has now grown into a comprehensive, multi-specialty organization with 6 locations. They believe healthcare is a basic human right and strive to be the top-ranked provider of underserved care. You’ll report to a compassionate, mission-oriented leadership team who believe in bringing on providers who wake up every day to change the world! You’ll find this organization has a heart for the people participating in fundraising events, Hispanic Heritage Month, and are heavily involved in community outreach. Details: Full Time or Part Time will be considered No call/after-hours required Full support team (driver, MA’s, office staff for referrals, etc.) Built-in admin time Opportunities for leadership growth Robust benefits package including covered Malpractice Insurance, CME time-off and allowance, and reimbursement of licensing fees Loan Forgiveness Programs Requirements: Licensed Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner in CA Fluent in Spanish (required) Passionate about working in the FQHC space Experienced in Primary Care or Urgent Care Passionate about serving LA’s unhoused and underserved communities