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Direct Orthopedic Care invites applications for a Physician Assistant Residency Program in Irving, Texas. This training path provides a comprehensive curriculum in orthopedic surgery, non-operative sports medicine, and injury prevention with a focus on developing advanced clinical and operative skills.
The ideal candidate is a graduate from an ARC-PA accredited PA program, NCCPA certified, and possesses or is pursuing Texas PA licensure, with transcripts, CV, personal statement, and letters of
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Professional Irving, TX, US
Salary: $90,000.00 Annually
To provide the graduate physician assistant a unique and comprehensive educational, curriculum to achieve advanced training in orthopedic surgery, non-operative sports medicine, and injury prevention.
The curriculum is divided into three pillars: Academics, Clinical Skills, and Professional Development & Leadership. The didactic portion of the program follows a curriculum similar to first year (PGY-1) physician orthopedic surgery residents and uses a blended model of the Orthobullets orthopedic residency curriculum and topics from the curriculum/exam for the Orthopedic Certificate of Additional Qualification (CAQ) for PAs. Residents will participate in outpatient clinics, first-assist in the operating room, gain exposure to radiology, musculoskeletal ultrasound, sports rehabilitation, regenerative medicine, & pediatric orthopedics. Experiences include, but are not limited to sports medicine, arthroplasty, upper extremity, orthobiologics, spine, hand, & pediatrics. An in-depth orientation is provided to give residents the foundational skills necessary to excel in the academic and clinical curriculums.
The Direct Orthopedic Care PA Residency Program is seeking highly energetic physician assistants who are passionate about orthopedics and looking to improve their clinical skills in addition their knowledge of how to build a successful nonoperative orthopedic surgical practice. While this opportunity will expose the residents to the operating room, first assisting, and perioperative care of orthopedic patient, the main focus will be on nonoperative orthopedics.