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Urgent Care Nurse Practitioner Jobs in Kansas
Showing 2 urgent care nurse practitioner opportunities in Kansas
PRN Nurse Practitioner Urgent Care | Topeka KS
Overview The University of Kansas St Francis is seeking an experienced, PRN BC Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant to join our growing team in Topeka, KS. As a high-performing organization, we pride ourselves on our supportive culture and dedication to delivering compassionate, high-quality care to our community. Background in Emergency, Urgent, or Primary Care preferred. About the Position: • Flexible, shift-based schedule • Typically, three 12-hour shifts • Outpatient only, no call • Clinic hours are M-F 8 am to 8 pm, Sat ...
FT Nurse Practitioner Urgent Care | Lake Shawnee Clinic | Topeka, KS
The University of Kansas St Francis is seeking an experienced, full-time BC Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant to join our growing team in Topeka, KS. As a high-performing organization, we pride ourselves on our supportive culture and dedication to delivering compassionate, high-quality care to our community. About the Position: • Flexible, shift-based schedule • Typically, three 12-hour shifts • Outpatient only, no call • Clinic hours are M-F 8 am to 8 pm, Sat & Sun 8 am to 6 pm • Onsite Lab and POC Testing • Robust suppor...
Living and Working in Kansas
Key information for urgent care nurse practitioners considering jobs in Kansas.
About 10% below the national average.
Source: BEA | Data as of: 9/28/2026
Well below the U.S. median.
Source: Census ACS | Data as of: 9/28/2026
Above the national average. About $2,798/yr on a median home.
Source: Census ACS | Data as of: 9/28/2026
Kansas has a 5.58% top marginal state income tax rate. Local income or wage taxes may apply in some jurisdictions.
Source: Kansas Department of Revenue | Data as of: 9/29/2026
Primary Care:
11 counties (10%) have countywide shortage designations. 54 counties (51%) have other HPSA designations that apply to part of a county or to specific underserved populations.
Mental Health:
82 counties (78%) have countywide shortage designations. 11 counties (10%) have other HPSA designations that apply to part of a county or to specific underserved populations.
Dental Health:
6 counties (6%) have countywide shortage designations. 26 counties (25%) have other HPSA designations that apply to part of a county or to specific underserved populations.
- Eligible healthcare professionals at NHSC-approved sites may qualify for NHSC loan repayment. Eligibility varies by profession, specialty, HPSA type, and program requirements.
- HPSA status may vary by practice location. Verify a specific practice address with HRSA.
Source: HRSA | Data as of: 9/28/2026
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