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Ellis and Badenhausen Ortho in Louisville, KY, is looking for an Orthopedic PA-C to join our busy practice. The PA-C will gather medical histories, conduct exams, assist with pre-operative assessments, and participate in surgical and office procedures.
Candidates must hold a KY license or be eligible, be NCCPA certified, and maintain CPR certification. Excellent communication, teamwork, and decision-making skills are essential. We offer generous pay, benefits, 401k, and profit-sharing.
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We are a busy orthopedic practice in Louisville, Kentucky looking to hire an Orthopedic PA-C. The individual should be self-motivated, enthusiastic, a team player, capable of multitasking, and possess excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Position Title: PA-C
Reports to: Physicians and Executive Director
This position features:
Generous pay and benefits including a 401k and profit-sharing plan!
Obtain medical history to include but not exclusive of current complaint, past medical history, family medical history, social history, medications, allergies, compliance with previous treatments and care plan, and determine which diagnostic and therapeutic procedures have been done. The PA-C should also be able to measure/record physiologic and growth indices, as well as apply health promotion principles and techniques.
Provides acute and chronic patient care including orthopedic exam, wellness physical exams, pre-operative interview and exam (H&P), monitoring therapies, administering injections, minor office surgical procedures, and prescribing medications. Operating room care includes positioning patient, suturing wounds, and manipulation of the patient and use of surgical instruments as directed by the surgeon.
Triage patient calls and take appropriate action, or refer to appropriate physician or office staff.
Respond to medical emergencies, including use of CPR.
Document patient information and care provided in patient records, and maintain department statistics. Use computer to access/enter needed data. Maintain patient confidentiality.
Educates patients and families as appropriate. Provide continuity of care.
Perform hospital rounds.
Review labs, diagnostics and physical therapy progress notes.
On Call Coverage
Other duties as assigned by supervising physician.
Qualifications
Cooperative work attitude toward co-employees, management, patients, visitors, and physicians
Ability to promote favorable facility image with physicians, patients, insurance companies, and general public
Ability to make decisions and solve problems
Required
Current state KY license, or eligible for same; certified by NCCPA
Current CPR certification.
Strong ethical and moral character references