Urgent care centers typically employ a variety of providers to ensure quality and comprehensive care for their patients. These providers may include:   - Physicians: Board-certified physicians are usually present at most urgent care centers and are capable of diagnosing and treating most non-life-threatening medical conditions. - Physician Assistants (PA): PAs are medical professionals who work in collaboration with physicians to provide a range of medical services. - Nurse Practitioners (NP): NPs are healthcare professionals who offer similar care to that of Pas, and they have advanced training and are authorized to write prescriptions. - Registered Nurses (RN): RNs may be present at urgent care centers to triage and assess patients. They can administer medications, perform basic medical procedures, and provide education to patients and their families. - Medical Assistants (MA): Medical assistants can perform basic medical tasks, such as taking vital signs, conducting lab tests, and assisting in medical procedures, under the supervision of a physician or nurse.