Occupational Health PA/NP — Patient-Centric Care Leader

Concentra, Inc; Daytona Beach (FL); On-site; USD 100,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) Retirement Plan with Employer  

Colleague Referral Bonus Program

Employee Discounts

Job summary

Concentra, Inc. is hiring a Physician Assistant to support occupational health clinics. You will perform exams, order diagnostics, and coordinate patient care with physicians under medical protocols established by Concentra's leadership.

The role requires an MS in PA studies, PANCE certification, active PA licensure, and at least one year in occupational medicine, urgent care, or emergency settings. Strong patient communication and adherence to HIPAA are essential.

Qualifications

• Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies from an accredited program.
• PANCE certification is required.
• Current PA license in the practicing state and licensure maintained.
• Minimum one year of experience in occupational medicine, urgent care, or emergency settings.

Responsibilities

• Examine patients and collect medical history and examination findings.
• Order or perform diagnostic tests (x-ray, ECG, labs) as appropriate.
• Develop and implement patient care plans and document progress.
• Provide patient counseling on treatment plans and health maintenance.
• Maintain accurate documentation and quality assurance of results.

Skills

Occupational medicine knowledge

Clinical operations knowledge

Excellent communication skills

HIPAA compliance

Patient care focus

Education

Masters of Science in Physician Assistant Studies

PANCE certification

Job description

Concentra, Inc. is hiring a Physician Assistant to support occupational health clinics. You will perform exams, order diagnostics, and coordinate patient care with physicians under medical protocols established by Concentra's leadership.

The role requires an MS in PA studies, PANCE certification, active PA licensure, and at least one year in occupational medicine, urgent care, or emergency settings. Strong patient communication and adherence to HIPAA are essential.