MinuteClinic employs an innovative practice model that puts Nurse Practitioners (NP) and Physician Assistants (PA) out front, allowing them to provide the kind of patient-centered and high-quality care that they believe in. MinuteClinic is the largest health care provider of its kind with more than 560 clinics and more than three million patient visits nationwide. We also have one of the largest networks of NP and PA clinicians, with nearly 2,000 colleagues across 25 states.
MinuteClinic Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants have the opportunity to autonomously provide treatments and services for common family illnesses within a unique community-based setting inside CVS/pharmacy stores.
Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants can find the career satisfaction they seek through MinuteClinic and in Pharmacy Benefit Management. We offer a variety of career opportunities for Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants. Please use the categories below to learn more and apply.
Nursing within the Pharmacy Benefit Management business unit is centered on patient education and disease management. The ultimate goal of our nurses is to teach patients how to improve their health and have the best quality of life possible while managing their diseases. Whether in person or by phone, all of our Nurses celebrate and champion our company’s vision on improving the quality of human life.
Our Disease Management Nurse Educators are phone-based positions connecting with patients to assess their knowledge and provide education on their chronic and/or genetic diseases, disorders and prescribed therapy.
Telehealth Nurses support or relationships with drug manufacturers and manage inbound calls from patients, caregivers, nurses, doctors or pharmacists providing information on specific disease states, related therapies and adverse reactions. Our Telehealth Nurses become experts in the disease state they support, working with cutting-edge medicine and new state-of-the-art drugs.
Our Clinical Nurse Educators provide one-on-one education to patients, caregivers or other health care professionals on particular disease states and supporting therapies. These positions usually require at least 50 percent travel covering a geographic territory for initiating patient education.
Infusion Home Care Nurses travel to patient’s homes providing high-end infusion therapy (hemophilia, TPN, IVIG, Remicaid, etc.). Pediatric experience is essential given it represents more than 40 percent of all patients. Positions are centric to Houston, Texas; Dallas, Texas; and Alabama.