Urgent Care Bootcamp

Walk into your urgent care shift with confidence.

Finally, an online video course with everything you need to function like a seasoned urgent care clinician, whether it’s your first shift or 10th year in practice.

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Confidently navigate the urgent care from all angles.

Get everything you need to excel in the Urgent Care setting--from clinical pearls and pitfalls to over 200 step-by-step diagnostic and therapeutic procedural videos (including suturing, splinting, ECG and x-ray interpretation, and more). We even get you up to speed on the practical nuts and bolts, like charting, referrals, and speaking with consultants.

Get ready for day 1, stay sharp on day 10,000.

Whether you’re just starting out, need to catch up to speed, or refresh your memory for a certain procedure, Urgent Care Bootcamp is an indispensable resource and ongoing reference tool for any urgent care clinician. Access it virtually anywhere for in-the-moment reference on shift, or for on-the-go learning.

Make sure your entire team is prepared with a final assessment and Certificate of Completion.

An optional 100-question exam assesses urgent care clinical readiness and, upon successful completion, unlocks a formal certificate officially endorsed by the College of Urgent Care Medicine.

Experience the only course truly created for the urgent care setting.

Urgent Care Bootcamp was built from scratch by seasoned UC practitioners. Unlike other urgent care courses that repurpose a blend of education from other specialties like emergency medicine and primary care, this course specifically focuses on the unique nuances and challenges of the urgent care setting.

The Practice of Urgent Care

Efficient and Effective Charting
Safe ED Referrals
Shared Decision Making
The Art of the Presentation

Procedural Fundamentals

Anesthesia
Abscess Drainage
Dental, Epistaxis, Eye
ECG Interpretation
Laceration Repair
Pediatric Procedures
Splinting
Ultrasound
X-ray Interpretation

Clinical Approaches

Cardiovascular
Common Complaints
Common Infections
Dermatology
Ear, Nose, Throat
Eye
Neurology
Occupational Medicine
Pediatrics
Trauma

Download complete course list (.pdf)

Know What You Don't Know

Once you’ve completed Urgent Care Bootcamp, add this assessment exam to evaluate your clinical knowledge across core practice areas. All 100 questions reference the material covered in Urgent Care Bootcamp, and are designed to help you find out what you know and what you can learn, no matter how long you’ve been practicing.

Get your Certificate of Completion

Once you’ve reached 100% on the Clinical Knowledge Assessment and demonstrated your understanding of the topics presented in Urgent Care Bootcamp, you’ll receive a Certificate of Completion from the College of Urgent Care Medicine. Share this Certificate of Completion with your current or future employer to show your commitment to and knowledge of Urgent Care medicine.

The evidence is clear that clinical education designed to onboard practitioners to new environments aligns teams around best practice, improves patient outcomes, decreases liability, and increases adherence to guidelines. This course covers the most relevant procedures and clinical topics encountered in the Urgent Care setting to help you serve your patients, protect your business, and help your clinicians smoothly and readily transition into practice.

Get your clinicians up to speed on everything they’ll need to know for their first urgent care shift. Contact us to learn more about our new Team Leader Dashboard and how it can work for your team.

Matthieu DeClerck, MD

Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, University of Southern California

Dr. DeClerck completed his residency in Emergency Medicine at the Los Angeles County/University of Southern California Medical Center in 2010. Since then, he has worked in multiple emergency room and urgent care settings in Colorado and California. He completed a fellowship in Wilderness & Environmental Medicine at Stanford University in 2013, prior to returning to his home town of Los Angeles. He is the course director for a Wilderness & Survival Medicine course at the University of Southern California.

Paul Jhun, MD

Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, University of California San Francisco Hippo VP of Education

Dr. Jhun loves learning, developing, and delivering creative educational techniques and leads the content innovation team at Hippo Education. He is one of the most humble and likable educators you will ever meet. We learn something every time he puts together a piece of education. He is an award-winning national lecturer and former assistant program director for the Emergency Medicine residency program at the University of Southern California. Follow him on Twitter @jhunlikefun.

Aaron Bright, MD

Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine
Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California

Matthew DeLaney, MD

Associate Professor
Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Alabama at Birmingham

Amal Mattu, MD

Professor and Vice Chair of Emergency Medicine
University of Maryland School of Medicine

Mike Stone, MD

Emergency Medicine Physician
Legacy Emanuel Medical Center and Randall Children's Hospital, Portland OR

Andy Barnett, MD

Medical Director
Legacy-GoHealth Urgent Care

Mizuho Morrison, DO

Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine
University of Southern California

Brittney DeClerck, MD

Assistant Professor of Pathology and Dermatology
University of Southern California

Peter Malek, MD

Diagnostic and Interventional Radiologist
Partner, Arrowhead Radiology Medical Group

Emily Rose, MD

Director for Pre-Health Undergraduate Studies and Director of the Minor in Health Care Studies
Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California

Rob Orman, MD

Attending Emergency Physician
Valley View Hospital in Glenwood Springs, CO, St. Charles Medical Center in Bend, OR, and Santiam Hospital in Stayton, OR

Greg Moran, MD

Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine
David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA; Chief, Dept. of Emergency Medicine and faculty in the Division of Infectious Diseases at Olive View-UCLA Medical Center

Sarah Warren, PA-C

Lansing Urgent Care

Jaime Hope, MD

Attending Physician
Beaumont Health Royal Oak's Level 1 Trauma Tertiary Care Center; Assistant Professor, Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine; and Attending Physician, Harbor Beach Community Hospital

Tarlan Hedayati, MD

Interim Program Director
Emergency Medicine Residency program, Cook County Hospital in Chicago, IL

John Mabee, PhD, PA-C

Assistant Professor of Clinical Family Medicine (Retired)
Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California

Tracy Zaslow, MD

Assistant Professor
CHLA

Joshua Russell, MD

Provider Education Lead
Legacy-GoHealth Urgent Care

Arti M. Patel, MD

Emergency Medicine Physician
Clinic Medical Director
Carbon Health

Roger Wu, MD

National Medical Director
Carbon Health

Vicky Pittman PA-C, MPAP

Director of Education
Hippo Education

Katie Iverson PA-C, MPAS

Assistant Clinical Professor
University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine Department of Physician Assistant Studies and Services
Hippo PA Director, Hippo Education

I purchased the 1 year Urgent Care Boot Camp membership today, and I am so glad that I did! This video series is engaging and will undoubtedly enhance the way I care for patients. I will highly recommend this to my colleagues

Michael A, NP
“The content is easy to follow and succinct. Key points are highlighted and it’s very easy to get into. I would definitely recommend to any coworker or employer.”

Mark D.
“It’s a great review for the seasoned urgent care provider. I have learned something from each video. I highly recommend this.”

AS
“Totally awesome, highly recommend. I watched most of them more than once. Where else can you get all these experts teaching you how to do your job??”

Heidi H.
“Great program, videos were high yield and right to the point.”

Marj D.
“I regard this site/program as one of my major resources for the most up to date research, medical practice guidelines, and quirky commentary additions that I pull from to enhance my care of patients.”

Paige G.