May 21, 2026
UCA’s Industry Perspectives series brings practical ideas, trends, and insights from companies working alongside you in the Urgent Care space.
This issue spotlights Bionix’s article (5-min read) Enhancing Visualization and Procedural Efficiency in Urgent Care Through Standardized Illumination, highlighting strategies to improve efficiency, reduce variability and support complete care.
Industry Perspectives are sponsored content.
Urgent Care Compass is a purpose-built career platform designed specifically for Urgent Care professionals, making it easier than ever to explore and compare job opportunities, locations and work environments—all in one place.
Unlike traditional job boards, it’s tailored to the unique needs of Urgent Care clinicians, leaders and staff, helping users find roles that truly align with their goals, values and schedules.
With enhanced transparency, map-based searching and access to a wide network of opportunities, Urgent Care Compass takes the guesswork out of career decisions and connects you with the right fit faster, so you can confidently take the next step in your Urgent Care career.
The Clinical Response Committee (CRC) recently addressed its recommendations for Emergency Kits that align with typical emergent presentations to Urgent Care centers. The kit recommendations complement the CRC’s recommended UC formulary, published earlier this year.
These are free resources that allow your organization to compare its current inventory of medications and emergency response supplies with those established by a committee of clinician peers. The CRC is always working to bring relevant and helpful resources to our members. Please contact cucm@urgentcareassociation.org with other suggestions.
Urgent Updates are curated highlights of guidelines, reviewed by (and some directly coming from) Urgent Care clinicians. These highlights represent the actual intent of these articles and how they relate to the practice of Urgent Care medicine.
Thursday, May 28 | 11:00 a.m. CT
This session focuses on the evaluation and management of UTIs in women, highlighting common diagnostic pitfalls, the role of molecular and culture-based testing, recurrent and complicated infections, and patient-centered treatment decisions.
Emphasis is placed on accuracy, antimicrobial stewardship, and improving outcomes in a high-volume urgent care population.
By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to: