Orthopedic Physician Assistant: Patient Care & Innovation

OrthoArizona; Gilbert (AZ); On-site; USD 95,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

OrthoArizona is seeking a Physician Assistant to join its large orthopedic practice in Arizona. You will work with a team of surgeons and mid-level providers across multiple locations, managing patient histories, exams, and treatment plans.

The role involves ordering labs, administering injections, providing patient education, and collaborating with physicians to ensure continuity of care. A valid PA license in Arizona and NCCPA certification are required, with CPR certification desirable.

Qualifications

• Graduation from an accredited Physician Assistant program.
• Certification from the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA).
• Maintain Arizona State licensure and CPR certification.
• Understand/perform training on practice management software.
• Continue to expand knowledge of practice management software as updates occur.

Responsibilities

• Maintain a patient treatment schedule consistent with the needs of the Physician.
• Obtain complete medical history and physical data on patients.
• Review patient medical records and orders.
• Order appropriate lab and diagnostic procedures when needed.
• Administer injections and medications as prescribed.
• Advise patients on health maintenance and preventive care.
• Provide on-call coverage as assigned.
• Assist physicians in documenting patient progress and outcomes.

Skills

Computer skills

Communication skills

HCP training

Practice management software

Education

PA program graduate

NCCPA certification

Arizona state license

CPR certification

Tools

None

Job description

OrthoArizona is seeking a Physician Assistant to join its large orthopedic practice in Arizona. You will work with a team of surgeons and mid-level providers across multiple locations, managing patient histories, exams, and treatment plans.

The role involves ordering labs, administering injections, providing patient education, and collaborating with physicians to ensure continuity of care. A valid PA license in Arizona and NCCPA certification are required, with CPR certification desirable.