Kids Watch Primary Pediatrics and Urgent Care is hiring: Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant (NP/PA) in Falls Church

Our Mission: To deliver outstanding pediatric urgent care services with a focus on patient well‑being and family‑centered support. Why Choose Kidswatch? Commitment to Excellence: Locally recognized and nationally awarded for exceptional patient care. Supportive Environment: A collaborative atmosphere where contributions are valued. Professional Growth: CME opportunities and ongoing training. Work‑Life Balance: Flexible scheduling options.

Competitive Compensation: Competitive pay and benefits.

Our Values: Compassion: Empathy for every child and family. Excellence: Highest standards of care. Integrity: Ethical practices and transparency. Collaboration: Teamwork to achieve the best outcomes. Innovation: Advancements in pediatric care.

Job Description: Pediatric Primary and Urgent Care Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner. We are seeking a dedicated and passionate Physician Assistant (PA) or Nurse Practitioner (NP) to join our growing team. You will provide essential urgent care services to pediatric patients, ensuring timely and effective treatment.

Competitive Pay: Starting at $60.00‑$80.00 per hour. Work‑Life Balance: Flexible shifts, including evenings, weekends, and rotating weekend schedules. Recognized Excellence: Part of a team locally recognized and nationally awarded for exceptional patient care.401(k) retirement planCME opportunities

Key Responsibilities: Conduct comprehensive physical examinations and document detailed patient medical histories. Order and interpret diagnostic tests, including blood work and imaging. Develop and implement personalized treatment plans, including prescribing medications. Perform procedures such as suturing and administering injections. Educate patients and families on preventive care and lifestyle management. Collaborate with physicians and other healthcare professionals to optimize patient care. Maintain accurate and timely medical records using electronic health record systems (ECW preferred).

Requirements: Valid Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant license in Virginia. Master’s degree from an accredited PA or NP program. Proficiency in medical terminology, anatomy, and clinical documentation. Prior experience in pediatrics or pediatric urgent care is REQUIRED.Proficiency in electronic health record systems (ECW preferred).PALS certification (Required).Spanish proficiency preferred to serve diverse patient populations. Job Details

Expected Hours: 10-20 hours per week.

Schedule: Flexible shifts, including rotating weekends (10‑hour or 5‑hour shifts), evenings, and weekends.

Location: Falls Church, VA 22042.Part‑time. Experience Anatomy knowledge: 1 year (Required).Medical terminology: 1 year (Required).Pediatrics: 1 year (Required).License/CertificationPALS Certification (Required).Physician Assistant License (Required).Nurse Practitioner License (Required).Ability to Commute/Relocate Falls Church, VA 22042 (Required).Relocate before starting work (Required).About Kids Watch Primary Pediatrics and Urgent Care Kids Watch Pediatrics is a modern pediatric practice focused on making care more accessible, responsive, and family centered. We bring together primary care, same day sick visits, and telemedicine into one cohesive model, with hours designed around how families actually live. We were built on a simple idea: Parents should not have to wait days for care or choose between convenience and quality. Whether it is a newborn visit, a same day illness, or a late evening concern, our team is here when families need us most. Our providers deliver comprehensive, evidence‑based care across all stages of childhood, with on‑site capabilities such as labs, imaging, and procedures, to provide efficient care without unnecessary delays or referrals. We serve a diverse Northern Virginia community and are committed to culturally aware, patient‑centered care. Building trust with families from different backgrounds is central to our practice. Kids Watch is designed to be different, where access, continuity, and clinical excellence come together to create a better experience for both families and the clinicians who care for them.