Pain Management PA — Growth, Benefits & Impact

Camp Premier Health Care Clinic; New City (NY); On-site; USD 150,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Paid time off

Retirement plan

Job summary

Camp Premier Health Care Clinic in New City, New York seeks a skilled Physician Assistant specializing in pain management to join our clinical team in a full-time role. You will perform comprehensive medical assessments and develop treatment plans in collaboration with supervising physicians.

Based onsite at our Surgical Center, you will manage patient care across a range of chronic pain conditions, perform procedures such as joint injections or nerve blocks, educate patients, and ensure

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Physician Assistant studies required.
• Current NCCPA certification and active NY licensure.
• Minimum 2 years in pain management.
• Strong clinical and independent practice skills.
• Excellent communication and patient-centered mindset.

Responsibilities

• Conduct detailed patient assessments and diagnostic evaluations.
• Collaborate with supervising physicians to develop treatment plans.
• Perform procedures such as joint injections or nerve blocks.
• Educate patients on conditions and lifestyle modifications.
• Maintain meticulous medical documentation for continuity of care.

Skills

Clinical assessment

Interpersonal skills

Pain management knowledge

Independent practice

Education

Master’s Degree in PA studies

NCCPA certification

Active NY PA licensure

Tools

EMR systems

Pain management diagnostic tools

Job description

Camp Premier Health Care Clinic in New City, New York seeks a skilled Physician Assistant specializing in pain management to join our clinical team in a full-time role. You will perform comprehensive medical assessments and develop treatment plans in collaboration with supervising physicians.

Based onsite at our Surgical Center, you will manage patient care across a range of chronic pain conditions, perform procedures such as joint injections or nerve blocks, educate patients, and ensure