Physician Assistant of OR

Clinical Management Consultants; Idaho; On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare benefits

Retirement plan

Paid time off

Continuing education opportunities

Leadership development

Job summary

Clinical Management Consultants seeks a Physician Assistant of OR in Southern Idaho to join a collaborative surgical team. The role supports preoperative evaluation, operative care, and postoperative management within a general surgery program, coordinating with surgeons, nursing, anesthesia, and ancillary staff.

The successful candidate will contribute to patient-centered care, clinical decision-making, and seamless perioperative workflows, with opportunities for professional growth and ongoing

Responsibilities

• Preoperative evaluation support
• Operative care assistance
• Postoperative management and follow-up
• Coordinate cases with surgeons and perioperative team
• Promote quality improvement and patient safety
• Maintain continuity of care and accurate documentation
• Provide patient education and ensure smooth workflow

Job description

An accomplished surgical PA can step into a visible role where clinical judgment, procedural skill, and trusted physician partnership directly shape the patient experience. This Physician Assistant of OR opportunity offers the chance to join an established surgical program, contribute across the continuum of care, and practice within a collaborative surgical team that values initiative and sound decision-making.

The healthcare organization provides the accessibility and professional connection of a community hospital environment while maintaining a meaningful, diverse general surgery practice. Surgical leadership supports clinician autonomy, interdisciplinary communication, and a thoughtful onboarding experience, creating a culture where advanced practice providers can build enduring relationships, expand their capabilities, and pursue long‑term professional growth.

Within General Surgery and Surgical Services, the Physician Assistant of OR will support efficient daily workflow across preoperative evaluation, operative care, postoperative management, and follow‑up as appropriate to training and credentials. Working closely with surgeons, nursing professionals, and ancillary teams, this provider will help coordinate cases, anticipate clinical needs, promote quality improvement, and maintain continuity throughout the surgical episode. The role combines hands‑on patient care with operational awareness, offering meaningful input into practice processes while advancing patient‑centered care in a collegial setting.

Reporting through surgical and clinical leadership, the General Surgery Physician Assistant will maintain close working relationships with attending surgeons and collaborate with perioperative nursing leaders, anesthesia, imaging, laboratory, rehabilitation, and other support departments. Core priorities include safe care coordination, timely clinical communication, documentation, patient education, workflow improvement, and support of organizational quality goals. The successful candidate will bring the confidence to act independently within scope while recognizing that physician collaboration remains central to excellent outcomes.

Southern Idaho offers an appealing balance for professionals seeking room to breathe without sacrificing everyday convenience. The region is known for dramatic high‑desert scenery, nearby rivers and mountain access, four‑season recreation, manageable commutes, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Compared with many larger Western markets, residents may also find a more approachable pace and housing landscape—an attractive foundation for building both a career and a life. Outdoor access and community connection define the lifestyle.

The selected candidate can expect a competitive compensation range aligned with experience, credentials, and scope, along with a comprehensive healthcare benefits package, retirement support, paid time off, continuing education resources, and opportunities for clinical and leadership development.