CritiCare Clinics, Inc.

Scribe Excellence

Become a Medical Scribe and excel in Healthcare

Kickstart your healthcare career as a medical scribe—an opportunity to apply your knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology in real clinical settings. This hands-on experience will set you apart from other students by giving you a competitive edge in medical school applications and future healthcare roles.

Work in a Fast Paced Ambulatory Setting

Become a part of a team at various Baptist Health South Florida Urgent Cares throughout Miami-Dade and Broward Counties.

Scribe Breakdown

Enhance Clinical Understanding

Enhance your clinical knowledge by working along side Physicians, Physician Assistants, and Nurse Practitioners.

Medical Documentation

Observe provider-patient interactions and create electronic medical record (EMR) notes.

HIPAA-Compliant Records

Ensure data privacy and security with our meticulous record management services.

Workflow and Teamwork

Join a professional team to provide top of the line patient care.

Patient Interaction and Clinical Hours

The Medical Scribe position is an excellent opportunity to gain valuable experience and clinical hours, enhancing both your resume and skill set.

Greetings from our Leaders!

CritiCare Clinics' exceptional medical scribe services streamline our workflow, enhancing both physician productivity and patient care quality tremendously.

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Who’s your favorite superhero? Ours might just be the scribe. While they may not wear capes, scribes are true heroes in the urgent care world. By handling real-time documentation, they allow physicians to fully focus on what matters most—caring for patients. This dynamic partnership leads to quicker visits, smoother operations, and far fewer headaches from documentation overload. For providers, having a scribe is like getting a second wind—less time at the keyboard, more time at the bedside. And for scribes? It’s an unbeatable experience. You’re front and center for real clinical decision-making, learning the rhythm of urgent care medicine, and gaining a deep understanding of patient care in action. It’s fast-paced, meaningful, and yes—pretty cool. If you’re thinking about a future in healthcare, this is where the story begins. Come join us.

Dr. William Kranichfeld, CEO

Working as a scribe in urgent care is a great stepping stone for anyone looking to excel in this fast-paced medical field. As a scribe, you’re right there in the exam room, documenting patient visits in real time while closely observing how providers assess and treat a wide range of conditions. This gives you a front-row seat to medical decision-making, diagnostic thinking, and patient communication—all essential skills in the healthcare field. You’ll also become very familiar with medical terminology, electronic health records (EHR), and the flow of patient care, which can make you much more confident and prepared when it’s your turn to take on a more advanced role. Plus, working in a high-pressure environment helps build your ability to stay calm and organized, both of which are key for success in urgent care settings.

Dr. Ernesto Sanz Martinez, CMO

The scribe role is crucial in an urgent care setting because it allows doctors to focus entirely on patient care by handling real-time documentation, ensuring accurate and thorough medical records. This efficiency reduces administrative burden, leading to faster patient throughput and improved clinical decision-making. Additionally, scribes enhance provider satisfaction and reduce burnout by minimizing the cognitive load associated with extensive charting. For scribes, this role provides invaluable clinical exposure, enhancing their medical knowledge, critical thinking, and familiarity with patient care workflows—an ideal foundation for those pursuing careers in healthcare.

- Yenny Ceballos APRN, COO

Being a medical scribe offers valuable firsthand exposure to medical terminology and patient care, which is essential for anyone pursuing a career in healthcare. It allows individuals to work closely with physicians and other medical professionals, gaining insight into clinical workflows and patient interactions. The role also enhances knowledge of medical documentation and the importance of accuracy in patient records, a skill crucial in many medical roles. Additionally, working as a scribe can strengthen communication and multitasking abilities, making candidates more competitive when applying for advanced positions in the medical field.

- Teri Calderin, Director of Operations

Working as a medical scribe provides an invaluable opportunity for students aspiring to pursue advanced careers in healthcare. Whether the goal is to attend medical school, physician assistant school, or nursing school, the scribe role offers meaningful exposure to a wide range of healthcare professions. This experience not only enhances clinical knowledge but also fosters a deeper understanding of the medical field prior to entering advanced studies. My time as a scribe at CritiCare Clinics has been truly transformative. It has opened doors to new opportunities and solidified my commitment to becoming an anesthesiologist assistant. The professional relationships and mentorships I’ve developed over the past few years have made a lasting impact and will continue to influence my journey throughout my career.

- Jeet Patel, Medical Scribe Manager

Medical scribes give the providers the freedom to spend more time delivering the care patients want. This position provides both foundational knowledge and professional clarity, preparing the scribe for a career in the medical field as well as providing on site experience.

- Richard Walbert, Human Resources

Working as a medical scribe is one of the best ways for a student to get real-world experience in the medical field. You’re right there in the room, watching how providers interact with patients, make clinical decisions, and manage different cases. It’s a front-row seat to medicine in action. Along the way, you pick up a ton of medical terminology and learn how to write proper clinical notes, which gives you a huge head start for med school or any healthcare career. You also get comfortable using electronic medical records, which is something every provider needs to know. Another big plus is the opportunity to build strong relationships with doctors and other providers — many scribes end up with great mentors and strong letters of recommendation. Beyond the skills, it’s also a great way to see if a career in healthcare is really the right fit for you. It helps build your confidence, sharpens your communication skills, and looks great on a resume. Overall, being a scribe can really help you grow, both professionally and personally, before you even apply to school.

- Raisa Barros APRN, Weekend Supervisor

Who’s your favorite superhero? Ours might just be the scribe. While they may not wear capes, scribes are true heroes in the urgent care world. By handling real-time documentation, they allow physicians to fully focus on what matters most—caring for patients. This dynamic partnership leads to quicker visits, smoother operations, and far fewer headaches from documentation overload. For providers, having a scribe is like getting a second wind—less time at the keyboard, more time at the bedside. And for scribes? It’s an unbeatable experience. You’re front and center for real clinical decision-making, learning the rhythm of urgent care medicine, and gaining a deep understanding of patient care in action. It’s fast-paced, meaningful, and yes—pretty cool. If you’re thinking about a future in healthcare, this is where the story begins. Come join us.

Dr. William Kranichfeld, CEO

Working as a scribe in urgent care is a great stepping stone for anyone looking to excel in this fast-paced medical field. As a scribe, you’re right there in the exam room, documenting patient visits in real time while closely observing how providers assess and treat a wide range of conditions. This gives you a front-row seat to medical decision-making, diagnostic thinking, and patient communication—all essential skills in the healthcare field. You’ll also become very familiar with medical terminology, electronic health records (EHR), and the flow of patient care, which can make you much more confident and prepared when it’s your turn to take on a more advanced role. Plus, working in a high-pressure environment helps build your ability to stay calm and organized, both of which are key for success in urgent care settings.

Dr. Ernesto Sanz Martinez, CMO

The scribe role is crucial in an urgent care setting because it allows doctors to focus entirely on patient care by handling real-time documentation, ensuring accurate and thorough medical records. This efficiency reduces administrative burden, leading to faster patient throughput and improved clinical decision-making. Additionally, scribes enhance provider satisfaction and reduce burnout by minimizing the cognitive load associated with extensive charting. For scribes, this role provides invaluable clinical exposure, enhancing their medical knowledge, critical thinking, and familiarity with patient care workflows—an ideal foundation for those pursuing careers in healthcare.

- Yenny Ceballos APRN, COO

Being a medical scribe offers valuable firsthand exposure to medical terminology and patient care, which is essential for anyone pursuing a career in healthcare. It allows individuals to work closely with physicians and other medical professionals, gaining insight into clinical workflows and patient interactions. The role also enhances knowledge of medical documentation and the importance of accuracy in patient records, a skill crucial in many medical roles. Additionally, working as a scribe can strengthen communication and multitasking abilities, making candidates more competitive when applying for advanced positions in the medical field.

- Teri Calderin, Director of Operations

Working as a medical scribe provides an invaluable opportunity for students aspiring to pursue advanced careers in healthcare. Whether the goal is to attend medical school, physician assistant school, or nursing school, the scribe role offers meaningful exposure to a wide range of healthcare professions. This experience not only enhances clinical knowledge but also fosters a deeper understanding of the medical field prior to entering advanced studies. My time as a scribe at CritiCare Clinics has been truly transformative. It has opened doors to new opportunities and solidified my commitment to becoming an anesthesiologist assistant. The professional relationships and mentorships I’ve developed over the past few years have made a lasting impact and will continue to influence my journey throughout my career.

- Jeet Patel, Medical Scribe Manager

Medical scribes give the providers the freedom to spend more time delivering the care patients want. This position provides both foundational knowledge and professional clarity, preparing the scribe for a career in the medical field as well as providing on site experience.

- Richard Walbert, Human Resources

Working as a medical scribe is one of the best ways for a student to get real-world experience in the medical field. You’re right there in the room, watching how providers interact with patients, make clinical decisions, and manage different cases. It’s a front-row seat to medicine in action. Along the way, you pick up a ton of medical terminology and learn how to write proper clinical notes, which gives you a huge head start for med school or any healthcare career. You also get comfortable using electronic medical records, which is something every provider needs to know. Another big plus is the opportunity to build strong relationships with doctors and other providers — many scribes end up with great mentors and strong letters of recommendation. Beyond the skills, it’s also a great way to see if a career in healthcare is really the right fit for you. It helps build your confidence, sharpens your communication skills, and looks great on a resume. Overall, being a scribe can really help you grow, both professionally and personally, before you even apply to school.

- Raisa Barros APRN, Weekend Supervisor

Who’s your favorite superhero? Ours might just be the scribe. While they may not wear capes, scribes are true heroes in the urgent care world. By handling real-time documentation, they allow physicians to fully focus on what matters most—caring for patients. This dynamic partnership leads to quicker visits, smoother operations, and far fewer headaches from documentation overload. For providers, having a scribe is like getting a second wind—less time at the keyboard, more time at the bedside. And for scribes? It’s an unbeatable experience. You’re front and center for real clinical decision-making, learning the rhythm of urgent care medicine, and gaining a deep understanding of patient care in action. It’s fast-paced, meaningful, and yes—pretty cool. If you’re thinking about a future in healthcare, this is where the story begins. Come join us.

Dr. William Kranichfeld, CEO

Working as a scribe in urgent care is a great stepping stone for anyone looking to excel in this fast-paced medical field. As a scribe, you’re right there in the exam room, documenting patient visits in real time while closely observing how providers assess and treat a wide range of conditions. This gives you a front-row seat to medical decision-making, diagnostic thinking, and patient communication—all essential skills in the healthcare field. You’ll also become very familiar with medical terminology, electronic health records (EHR), and the flow of patient care, which can make you much more confident and prepared when it’s your turn to take on a more advanced role. Plus, working in a high-pressure environment helps build your ability to stay calm and organized, both of which are key for success in urgent care settings.

Dr. Ernesto Sanz Martinez, CMO

The scribe role is crucial in an urgent care setting because it allows doctors to focus entirely on patient care by handling real-time documentation, ensuring accurate and thorough medical records. This efficiency reduces administrative burden, leading to faster patient throughput and improved clinical decision-making. Additionally, scribes enhance provider satisfaction and reduce burnout by minimizing the cognitive load associated with extensive charting. For scribes, this role provides invaluable clinical exposure, enhancing their medical knowledge, critical thinking, and familiarity with patient care workflows—an ideal foundation for those pursuing careers in healthcare.

- Yenny Ceballos APRN, COO

Being a medical scribe offers valuable firsthand exposure to medical terminology and patient care, which is essential for anyone pursuing a career in healthcare. It allows individuals to work closely with physicians and other medical professionals, gaining insight into clinical workflows and patient interactions. The role also enhances knowledge of medical documentation and the importance of accuracy in patient records, a skill crucial in many medical roles. Additionally, working as a scribe can strengthen communication and multitasking abilities, making candidates more competitive when applying for advanced positions in the medical field.

- Teri Calderin, Director of Operations

Working as a medical scribe provides an invaluable opportunity for students aspiring to pursue advanced careers in healthcare. Whether the goal is to attend medical school, physician assistant school, or nursing school, the scribe role offers meaningful exposure to a wide range of healthcare professions. This experience not only enhances clinical knowledge but also fosters a deeper understanding of the medical field prior to entering advanced studies. My time as a scribe at CritiCare Clinics has been truly transformative. It has opened doors to new opportunities and solidified my commitment to becoming an anesthesiologist assistant. The professional relationships and mentorships I’ve developed over the past few years have made a lasting impact and will continue to influence my journey throughout my career.

- Jeet Patel, Medical Scribe Manager

Medical scribes give the providers the freedom to spend more time delivering the care patients want. This position provides both foundational knowledge and professional clarity, preparing the scribe for a career in the medical field as well as providing on site experience.

- Richard Walbert, Human Resources

Working as a medical scribe is one of the best ways for a student to get real-world experience in the medical field. You’re right there in the room, watching how providers interact with patients, make clinical decisions, and manage different cases. It’s a front-row seat to medicine in action. Along the way, you pick up a ton of medical terminology and learn how to write proper clinical notes, which gives you a huge head start for med school or any healthcare career. You also get comfortable using electronic medical records, which is something every provider needs to know. Another big plus is the opportunity to build strong relationships with doctors and other providers — many scribes end up with great mentors and strong letters of recommendation. Beyond the skills, it’s also a great way to see if a career in healthcare is really the right fit for you. It helps build your confidence, sharpens your communication skills, and looks great on a resume. Overall, being a scribe can really help you grow, both professionally and personally, before you even apply to school.

- Raisa Barros APRN, Weekend Supervisor

Inside Perspective

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Working with CritiCare Clinics has been pivotal in shaping my healthcare journey. The fast-paced environment of the urgent care setting helped me develop critical thinking skills and gain invaluable firsthand experience in patient care. As a scribe, I had the privilege of working closely with providers, learning to document effectively and understanding the importance of sound decision-making. Through the Scribe Department, I also had the opportunity to become a lead scribe, which helped me develop essential leadership skills that I will always be grateful for. My experience as a scribe has not only reinforced my passion for healthcare but also strengthened my commitment to delivering compassionate patient care in the future.

- Dayana Murillo, Scribe Site Lead

Criticare Clinics has had a big impact in my healthcare journey, providing me with exposure to the medical field that significantly enhanced my nursing education. Working with the scribe department allowed me to immerse myself in the healthcare environment, that helped me with securing a position in my top-choice nursing program. I have become well-versed in medical terminology, medications, and diagnoses which has been super helpful in nursing school. This knowledge has been amazing throughout my nursing studies, enabling me to grasp complex concepts with greater ease and confidence. CritiCare Clinics has been important in shaping my nursing career, providing a solid foundation that continues to support my academic and professional growth.

- Bethanny Arancibia, Assistant Scribe Manager

Joining CritiCare was a turning point for me when I was still deciding if the healthcare field was the right path. After three years as a scribe, my experiences have confirmed my passion for pursuing a healthcare career. From handling simple notes to documenting complex cases, I wouldn’t trade this experience for anything. This role has expanded my knowledge in so many areas - from learning about skin glue to witnessing a patient receive 14 sutures for a leg wound. I’ve also had the chance to be present during critical emergencies, helping me realize that this is the kind of environment I want to work in. All of these experiences have made me visualize myself in healthcare and motivated me to keep pushing forward toward my dream.

- Maria K. Rodriguez, Scribe Lead

CritiCare Clinics and the Scribe Department have played a crucial role in my journey into the healthcare field. Over the past year and a half, I have had the opportunity to scribe for several different providers across multiple Baptist Health Urgent Care locations in South Florida. This experience has allowed me to witness various approaches to patient care, broaden my medical knowledge, and strengthen my clinical documentation skills. Working closely with providers from different backgrounds has taught me the importance of teamwork, adaptability, and effective communication in a fast-paced healthcare setting such as an urgent care. Overall, my time with CritiCare Clinics has been invaluable in preparing me for my future career as a physician.

- Aansi Patel, Scribe Lead

We’ve all heard about the power of the pen. Teachers, schools, and textbooks remind us constantly that writing is powerful and that each of us holds that power. And it’s true. But what they don’t always tell you is how hard it is to find the paper to write on. In other words, the opportunity and the platform are often missing. Criticare offers that paper. It gives you the chance to use what you know, to learn what you don’t, and to contribute in a way that actually matters. As a scribe, your role may be quiet, even unnoticed, but the impact is lasting. Your words help carry stories forward in every follow-up, every chart, every moment of care. At Criticare, we don’t wait for years of training to make a difference. We empower you to show up, learn fast, and make an immediate impact.

- Adhiraj Katoch, Assistant Scribe Manager

Working with CritiCare Clinics has been pivotal in shaping my healthcare journey. The fast-paced environment of the urgent care setting helped me develop critical thinking skills and gain invaluable firsthand experience in patient care. As a scribe, I had the privilege of working closely with providers, learning to document effectively and understanding the importance of sound decision-making. Through the Scribe Department, I also had the opportunity to become a lead scribe, which helped me develop essential leadership skills that I will always be grateful for. My experience as a scribe has not only reinforced my passion for healthcare but also strengthened my commitment to delivering compassionate patient care in the future.

- Dayana Murillo, Scribe Site Lead

Criticare Clinics has had a big impact in my healthcare journey, providing me with exposure to the medical field that significantly enhanced my nursing education. Working with the scribe department allowed me to immerse myself in the healthcare environment, that helped me with securing a position in my top-choice nursing program. I have become well-versed in medical terminology, medications, and diagnoses which has been super helpful in nursing school. This knowledge has been amazing throughout my nursing studies, enabling me to grasp complex concepts with greater ease and confidence. CritiCare Clinics has been important in shaping my nursing career, providing a solid foundation that continues to support my academic and professional growth.

- Bethanny Arancibia, Assistant Scribe Manager

Joining CritiCare was a turning point for me when I was still deciding if the healthcare field was the right path. After three years as a scribe, my experiences have confirmed my passion for pursuing a healthcare career. From handling simple notes to documenting complex cases, I wouldn’t trade this experience for anything. This role has expanded my knowledge in so many areas - from learning about skin glue to witnessing a patient receive 14 sutures for a leg wound. I’ve also had the chance to be present during critical emergencies, helping me realize that this is the kind of environment I want to work in. All of these experiences have made me visualize myself in healthcare and motivated me to keep pushing forward toward my dream.

- Maria K. Rodriguez, Scribe Lead

CritiCare Clinics and the Scribe Department have played a crucial role in my journey into the healthcare field. Over the past year and a half, I have had the opportunity to scribe for several different providers across multiple Baptist Health Urgent Care locations in South Florida. This experience has allowed me to witness various approaches to patient care, broaden my medical knowledge, and strengthen my clinical documentation skills. Working closely with providers from different backgrounds has taught me the importance of teamwork, adaptability, and effective communication in a fast-paced healthcare setting such as an urgent care. Overall, my time with CritiCare Clinics has been invaluable in preparing me for my future career as a physician.

- Aansi Patel, Scribe Lead

We’ve all heard about the power of the pen. Teachers, schools, and textbooks remind us constantly that writing is powerful and that each of us holds that power. And it’s true. But what they don’t always tell you is how hard it is to find the paper to write on. In other words, the opportunity and the platform are often missing. Criticare offers that paper. It gives you the chance to use what you know, to learn what you don’t, and to contribute in a way that actually matters. As a scribe, your role may be quiet, even unnoticed, but the impact is lasting. Your words help carry stories forward in every follow-up, every chart, every moment of care. At Criticare, we don’t wait for years of training to make a difference. We empower you to show up, learn fast, and make an immediate impact.

- Adhiraj Katoch, Assistant Scribe Manager

Working with CritiCare Clinics has been pivotal in shaping my healthcare journey. The fast-paced environment of the urgent care setting helped me develop critical thinking skills and gain invaluable firsthand experience in patient care. As a scribe, I had the privilege of working closely with providers, learning to document effectively and understanding the importance of sound decision-making. Through the Scribe Department, I also had the opportunity to become a lead scribe, which helped me develop essential leadership skills that I will always be grateful for. My experience as a scribe has not only reinforced my passion for healthcare but also strengthened my commitment to delivering compassionate patient care in the future.

- Dayana Murillo, Scribe Site Lead

Criticare Clinics has had a big impact in my healthcare journey, providing me with exposure to the medical field that significantly enhanced my nursing education. Working with the scribe department allowed me to immerse myself in the healthcare environment, that helped me with securing a position in my top-choice nursing program. I have become well-versed in medical terminology, medications, and diagnoses which has been super helpful in nursing school. This knowledge has been amazing throughout my nursing studies, enabling me to grasp complex concepts with greater ease and confidence. CritiCare Clinics has been important in shaping my nursing career, providing a solid foundation that continues to support my academic and professional growth.

- Bethanny Arancibia, Assistant Scribe Manager

Joining CritiCare was a turning point for me when I was still deciding if the healthcare field was the right path. After three years as a scribe, my experiences have confirmed my passion for pursuing a healthcare career. From handling simple notes to documenting complex cases, I wouldn’t trade this experience for anything. This role has expanded my knowledge in so many areas - from learning about skin glue to witnessing a patient receive 14 sutures for a leg wound. I’ve also had the chance to be present during critical emergencies, helping me realize that this is the kind of environment I want to work in. All of these experiences have made me visualize myself in healthcare and motivated me to keep pushing forward toward my dream.

- Maria K. Rodriguez, Scribe Lead

CritiCare Clinics and the Scribe Department have played a crucial role in my journey into the healthcare field. Over the past year and a half, I have had the opportunity to scribe for several different providers across multiple Baptist Health Urgent Care locations in South Florida. This experience has allowed me to witness various approaches to patient care, broaden my medical knowledge, and strengthen my clinical documentation skills. Working closely with providers from different backgrounds has taught me the importance of teamwork, adaptability, and effective communication in a fast-paced healthcare setting such as an urgent care. Overall, my time with CritiCare Clinics has been invaluable in preparing me for my future career as a physician.

- Aansi Patel, Scribe Lead

We’ve all heard about the power of the pen. Teachers, schools, and textbooks remind us constantly that writing is powerful and that each of us holds that power. And it’s true. But what they don’t always tell you is how hard it is to find the paper to write on. In other words, the opportunity and the platform are often missing. Criticare offers that paper. It gives you the chance to use what you know, to learn what you don’t, and to contribute in a way that actually matters. As a scribe, your role may be quiet, even unnoticed, but the impact is lasting. Your words help carry stories forward in every follow-up, every chart, every moment of care. At Criticare, we don’t wait for years of training to make a difference. We empower you to show up, learn fast, and make an immediate impact.

- Adhiraj Katoch, Assistant Scribe Manager

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Understanding Our Scribe Department

What services does CritiCare Clinics Inc. offer?

CritiCare Clinics Inc. provides professional Medical Physician, Physician Assistant, Nurse Practicioner, and Medical Scribe services to Baptist Health Urgent Cares.

How does working as a medical scribe benefit students pursuing a career in healthcare?

Medical scribes provide pre-healthcare students with invaluable hands-on experience in a clinical setting. By working closely with healthcare professionals, scribes gain exposure to medical terminology, patient interactions, and the healthcare workflow. This experience enhances their understanding of clinical practices, improves their communication skills, and strengthens their resume for future medical school or healthcare-related applications. Additionally, the role offers an opportunity to accumulate clinical hours, which are often required for healthcare program admissions.

What are the benefits of in-person scribing compared to online scribing?

If you're a pre-health student looking to gain meaningful clinical experience, in-person scribing provides a level of immersion that online scribing often lacks. Being physically present in a medical setting allows you to observe patient interactions more closely, pick up on nonverbal cues, and understand the natural flow of clinical care. You’ll also gain valuable exposure to medical procedures, equipment, and the day-to-day operations of a healthcare team. In-person roles create more opportunities to build strong connections with physicians and staff, which can lead to mentorship and more personalized letters of recommendation. Unlike remote positions, in-person scribing minimizes distractions from technology and creates a more focused learning environment. Additionally, most healthcare graduate programs tend to prefer in-person clinical experience, as it reflects a deeper level of involvement and a stronger understanding of patient care, making it a more impactful addition to your application.

Are CritiCare Clinics' scribes trained in medical terminology?

Yes, all incoming medical scribes should have a basic understanding of medical terminology. CritiCare Clinics will offer comprehensive training to ensure scribes gain a solid knowledge of medical terminology and pharmacology prior to starting.

What are the Baptist Urgent Care hours?

Baptist Urgent Cares staffed by CritiCare Clinics run from 9AM to 9PM. The locations are open 365 days a year.

What are the work typical hours for a Medical Scribe at CritiCare Clinics Inc?

CritiCare Clinics requires all scribes to provide 24 total hours of availability throughout the week. These hours can be broken up into seperate shifts.

Where does CritiCare Clinics Inc. staff for Baptist Health Urgent Cares?

CritiCare Clinics Inc. is located in South Miami, Florida. We are affiliated with and staff for Baptist Health Urgent Care locations in both Miami-Dade and Broward Counties.

University Baptist Health Urgent Care (S)  1240 S Dixie Hwy, Miami, FL 33146 
Coral Gables Baptist Urgent Care(S)  10 Giralda Ave Suite 100, Coral Gables, FL 33134 
Doral Main Baptist Urgent Care (S)  9915 NW 41st St, Doral, FL 33178 
Downtown Doral Baptist Urgent Care (S)  8400 NW 53rd St Suite F-101, Doral, FL 33166 
Brickell Baptist Urgent Care(S) 2660 Brickell Ave Ste. 100, Miami, FL 33129   
Miami Beach Baptist Urgent Care (S)   709 Alton Rd Suite 430, Miami Beach, FL 33139 
Miami Lakes Baptist Urgent Care (S/N)  14701 NW 77th Ave Suite 100, Miami Lakes, FL 33014 
Pembroke Pines Baptist Urgent Care (N)  15885 Pines Blvd Suite 100, Pembroke Pines, FL 33027 
Davie Baptist Urgent Care (N)  4741 S University Dr Suite 100, Davie, FL 33328 
Weston Baptist Urgent Care(N)  1642 Town Center Cir, Weston, FL 33326 
Sawgrass Baptist Urgent Care(N)  12472 W Sunrise Blvd, Sunrise, FL 33323 
Plantation Baptist Urgent Care (N)  1228 S Pine Island Rd Suite 110, Plantation, FL 33324 
Coral Springs Baptist Urgent Care (N) 6264 W Sample Rd Suite 100, Coral Springs, FL 33067  