Autonomous Orthopedic PA — Fast-Paced Walk-In Clinic

OrthoArizona; Scottsdale (AZ); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

OrthoArizona is seeking a Physician Assistant to join the InstantOrtho clinic in Arizona. This role focuses on walk-in orthopedic cases and offers autonomy in a fast-paced, clinic-based setting.

The PA will obtain histories, perform exams, order labs, administer injections, and coordinate ongoing patient care under physician supervision. Arizona license and NCCPA certification are required.

Qualifications

• Graduation from accredited Physician Assistant Program.
• Certification from the NCCPA.
• Maintain Arizona State License.
• Maintain CPR certification.

Responsibilities

• Maintain a patient treatment schedule aligned with physicians' needs.
• Obtain complete medical history and physical data on patients.
• Review patient medical records.
• Interpret data to determine appropriate diagnostics and therapies.
• Perform complete physical exams and record findings.
• Establish presumptive diagnoses.
• Order labs and diagnostic procedures.
• Administer injections and medications.
• Advise patients on health and illness prevention.
• Instruct patients and families regarding medications and procedures.
• Assist physicians in recording patient progress.
• Issue diagnostic orders.
• Triage patient phone calls.
• Provide monitoring and continuity of care between visits.
• Provide on-call services as assigned.
• Prioritize work activities based on clinical demands.
• All other duties assigned.

Skills

Computer literacy

Communication skills

HCP training

Practice mgmt software

SOP adherence

Education

PA program graduate

NCCPA certified

Arizona licensed

CPR certified

Job description

OrthoArizona is seeking a Physician Assistant to join the InstantOrtho clinic in Arizona. This role focuses on walk-in orthopedic cases and offers autonomy in a fast-paced, clinic-based setting.

The PA will obtain histories, perform exams, order labs, administer injections, and coordinate ongoing patient care under physician supervision. Arizona license and NCCPA certification are required.