Physician Assistant - Vascular Surgery

Cynet Health; Grand Junction (CO); On-site; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Part time

Job summary

Cynet Health is seeking a Physician Assistant specialized in vascular surgery to function independently within a collaborative care team. The role spans 26 weeks with shifts of 3x12 days, each shift comprising 10 hours, and requires a valid PA license and clinical excellence.

Responsibilities include patient history gathering, physical exams, data review, treatment planning, and patient/family education. Expect on-call duties and potential department float as business needs arise.

Qualifications

• Must possess ability to gather patient history, perform physical exams, and review ancillary data.
• Develop and monitor appropriate treatment plans in collaboration with the care team.
• Independently provide high-quality patient care in hospital or clinic settings.

Responsibilities

• Gather history from patients and others, perform physical exams, review prior records, and analyze data.
• Develop and monitor treatment plans and communicate with patients and families.
• Collaborate with healthcare team to ensure safe patient care and compliance with guidelines.
• Educate patients and families to support care plans and discharge.
• May float to other departments based on needs; may be on-call during shifts.

Skills

Patient care

History gathering

Physical examination

Team collaboration

On-call readiness

Job description

Physician Assistant - Vascular Surgery

Profession: PA

Specialty: Vascular

Duration: 26 weeks

Shift: 3x12 Day

Hours per Shift: 10

Experience: Minimum years of experience required

License: Valid PA license required

Certifications: N/A

Must-Have:

PATIENT CAREHISTORY GATHERINGPHYSICAL EXAMREVIEW OF PRIOR RECORDSREVIEW OF ANCILLARY DATA

Description:Function independently to provide high-quality patient care in a collaborative and patient-centric manner.Care may occur in various settings and through different modalities, including direct interaction with patients in the hospital or clinic, as well as via telephone, video, or secure email when appropriate.Gather relevant history from the patient and others, perform physical exams, review prior records, and analyze ancillary data using sound judgment, critical problem-solving skills, and up-to-date medical information.Develop and monitor appropriate treatment plans and communicate effectively with the patient and, when appropriate, their families and the care team.Provide efficient and compassionate care for both the patient and their family utilizing a multi-disciplinary approach through communication, continuity, coordination, and evaluation.Offer relevant education and counseling to patients and families to support care plans, treatment, and discharge.Collaborate with other healthcare team members, leadership, and medical staff to ensure safe patient care.Communicate pertinent findings and information to the physician and the care team.Assist collaborating physicians with the management of patients in the hospital according to care site policies, regulations, and approved scope of practice.Ensure compliance with regulatory standards and practice metrics.Document in accordance with regulatory and care site guidelines.Promote the mission, vision, and values of the organization and abide by service behavior standards.Perform other duties as assigned.May be required to float to other departments based on business needs, within the scope of competency and qualifications.May be required to be on-call during a regularly scheduled shift.