Patti Hagerott, FNP-C, is a board-certified nurse practitioner and a member of our provider team at FirstCare Walk-In Clinic. An experienced nurse, Patti has a Master of Science Degree in Family Nurse Practice from Georgetown University, Washington, DC. She is well equipped to manage the primary healthcare needs of individuals and families with an emphasis on diagnosis and treatment of illnesses and injuries. She also is trained to perform a variety of in-office procedures. A Bottineau native, Patti received an Associate of Science in Nursing from Minot State University – Bottineau Campus, before earning her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Medcenter One College of Nursing, Bismarck, in 2001. She practiced in Glendive, MT, working in the medical/surgical and labor & delivery departments before joining Trinity Health, where she cared for patients in the Emergency/Trauma Center and served eight years as a flight nurse with NorthStar Criticair. A proud soccer mom, she enjoys lake activities with her husband, four children, and two grandchildren. Her fitness pursuits including Spartan Racing, CrossFit, and running events.
Trinity Health Medical Arts Walk-In Clinic
Angie Heintz, FNP-C
Angela Joy Heintz, FNP-C, a Minot native, is a board-certified nurse practitioner. She is a member of our team of providers at FirstCare Walk-In Clinic. Angie holds Bachelor of Science degrees in Nursing and Health Sciences from Northern Arizona University and the University of Arizona respectively. Earlier in her career she practiced in ICU settings in Arizona. Angie returned home to further her education and completed her Master of Science in Family Nurse Practice through the University of North Dakota. She has extensive critical care experience, having served as a registered cardiovascular/trauma nurse and a charge nurse in Trinity Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit and later as a flight nurse with NorthStar Criticair.
Walk-In Clinic Medical Arts
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Prompt Care
Illness and injury never coordinate with your schedule and always strike at what seems like the most inconvenient times. At Trinity Health, we believe that, even though illness and injury aren’t convenient, your care should be.
Our Walk-In Clinic delivers the immediate care you need without an appointment or visit to an emergency room. We diagnose and treat illnesses, such as the common cold, flu, sinus and urinary tract infections, and minor injuries, such as sprains.
When you visit our clinic, you can expect the same great care you’re used to receiving from your own primary care doctor. And you don’t need to have a Trinity Health primary care doctor to visit our walk-in clinic. We will work with you to understand your symptoms, deliver tests and treatments and coordinate the care you need.
Why Choose Trinity Health’s Walk-In Clinic?
When you don’t have time to wait for a doctor’s appointment, let alone feel less than your best, you need immediate care you can count on. We offer:
- Convenient onsite services: We offer the most complete prompt care in Minot, with a full range of services available under one roof, including a laboratory, radiology suite and retail pharmacy.
- Expedited care: If you seek follow-up care from a Trinity Health doctor after visiting our walk-in clinic, they can easily review information from your visit, including test results. Reviewing this information helps your doctor make important decisions about your care without having to perform repeat diagnostic testing — and therefore, deliver more timely treatment.
- Collaboration: Our team works seamlessly with experts from Trinity Health’s laboratory and radiology programs to deliver diagnostic testing and determine the cause of your symptoms. We also work with Trinity Health primary care doctors and specialists to refer you for the follow-up care you need.
- Culture of advancement: Our team’s role in teaching tomorrow’s healthcare professionals holds them accountable to delivering the latest and highest-quality care. Our clinic’s primary care doctor trains University of North Dakota School of Medicine – Northwest Campus residents, and our nurse practitioners train nurse practitioner students.
Prompt Care Services
When you visit our walk-in clinic, we will begin by talking with and examining you to understand your symptoms. After your exam, you may receive:
- Diagnostic testing, including laboratory testing, which we process at our hospital nearby, providing faster results and more timely treatment, as well as convenient onsite imaging and advanced diagnostic testing, such as computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
- Prescriptions for relief from certain illnesses and minor injuries
- Referrals for follow-up primary and specialized care
Meet Our Walk-in Clinic Team
Our expert team includes a board-certified primary care doctor, physician assistants and nurse practitioners. To meet the higher demand for prompt care on weekends, we also staff our walk-in clinic during select hours with a family practice primary care doctor or pediatrician.
Our Walk-In Clinic
Our walk-in clinic is centrally located in Minot and easy to access. We offer clinic-side parking directly in front of the building, and our office is located just inside the front doors.
The building where our clinic is located serves as a one-stop shop for all of your immediate care needs, including laboratory, imaging and pharmacy services.
Trinity Health Medical Arts
400 Burdick Expressway E
Minot, ND 58701
Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday through Friday
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Weekends and Holidays
Jessica Fricke, FNP-C
Jessica Fricke, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, is a board certified nurse practitioner. A Minot native, Jessica earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from Minot State University. She practiced seven years at Trinity Hospital, working as an emergency nurse and a flight nurse with NorthStar Criticair. She completed her Master of Science/Family Nurse Practitioner degree at the University of Mary in Bismarck. She is a member of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, the North Dakota Nurse Practitioners Association, and Emergency Nurses Association. Jessica and her husband, Craig, enjoy camping, fishing and other outdoor activities with their two daughters.