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Cynet Health is seeking a Physician Assistant specialized in Critical Care Medicine for a 26-week assignment in a teaching hospital ICU in Boston. The role involves day shifts (13-hour) with rounds alongside the attending physician, focusing on bread-and-butter ICU/Med Surg care. Local candidates are preferred; travel is not required.
ACLS, BLS and DEA are required, along with a state license. Board certification in acute care with ICU experience is essential.
Profession: Physician Assistant
Specialty: Critical Care
Duration: 26 weeks
Shift: Day
Hours per Shift: 13 hours (06:00 - 19:00)
Experience: Minimum 2 years in critical care
License: State License required
Certifications: ACLS, BLS, DEA required
Must-Have:
Board Certification in Acute Care with ICU experience
Description:Coverage type includes day and night shifts.Preferably, candidates are expected to work 4 weekend shifts per month.Friday nights count as a weekend shift.Ideally, local providers are preferred who can commute easily.Providers do not need to work 3x13s every week; a minimum of 2 weekend shifts per month is required.The facility is a teaching hospital with an ICU practice setting.The average daily census is 7 with a total of 10 beds.The patient age group includes adults.Procedures are focused on bread and butter ICU and Med Surg.The unit has 1 to 2 burn patients.No intubations, lines, vents, transplants, ECHO, heads, EVD, or complex neuro strokes are involved.The Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) are responding clinicians only.No procedures will be performed by APPs.APPs will round with the attending physician in the morning and complete tasks, rounding again in the afternoon.There is no billing performed by APPs.Travel is not required for this position.This position is better suited for local candidates.The daily work environment will offer routine patient evaluations and care.Credentialing process is expected to take around 90 days.Candidates must apply before the appointment can be initiated.