Nurse recruitment · Outpatient and specialty care

Urgent care nurse recruitment in Florida.

Urgent care runs on nurses who can triage, splint, start an IV, and keep a waiting room moving. Soko recruits urgent care nurses onto the center’s own staff.

For facilities

For urgent care centers

Turnover in urgent care shows up in wait times and reviews. Soko recruits RNs and LPNs with urgent care, emergency, or clinic experience and reviews each one for pace before an introduction.

  • Urgent care RNs and LPNs
  • Lead nurses and site clinical supervisors
  • Multi-site float nurses employed by the group
Request nurses

For nurses

For urgent care nurses

Twelve-hour shifts, no nights in most centers, and variety every hour. Tell us the sites you can reach and the schedule you want.

  • Urgent care centers and walk-in clinics
  • Twelve-hour shifts with rotating weekends
  • Direct hire, full-time or part-time
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How Soko works

How Soko recruits urgent care nurses.

Soko Nurse Network

A growing, private, referral-built community of nurses that Soko curates. Your opening goes to our own network first, not a job-board posting.

Reviewed by a registered nurse

Soko was founded by a registered nurse. Every candidate is reviewed for units, patient loads, and fit with the role before an introduction.

Soko Match

Every opening and every nurse is captured on the same details: license, setting, units, shift, and location. Requests are scored the moment they arrive, so the strongest matches move first.

What experience do urgent care centers want?

Emergency, urgent care, or clinic experience, BLS, and often ACLS and PALS. Comfort with IVs, splinting, and point-of-care testing matters more than a specific certification.

Do urgent care centers hire LPNs?

Yes. Many centers staff a mix of RNs, LPNs, and medical assistants, and Soko recruits the nurses.

Do you place per diem urgent care nurses?

No. Direct hire onto the center’s staff only.