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Hartford HealthCare's Surgical Subspecialties team in Manchester, CT seeks Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners for a full‑time inpatient surgery role. You will gain extensive hands‑on surgical experience as a first‑assist in the OR and oversee ED and inpatient consults, admissions, rounding and discharges, and invasive bedside procedures.
You'll work across General, Thoracic, Vascular, Colorectal and Plastic Surgery, including robotic‑assisted cases, with day/night rotations and premium
Join a seasoned Surgical Subspecialties team that prides itself on exceptional teamwork, communication, and provider autonomy. This role offers extensive hands‑on surgical experience as a first‑assist in the OR, along with responsibility for ED and inpatient consults, admissions, rounding, discharges, and invasive bedside procedures. You'll gain exposure to a diverse case mix spanning General Surgery, Thoracic Surgery, Vascular Surgery, Colorectal Surgery, and Plastic Surgery, including robotic‑assisted procedures, vascular interventions, breast reconstruction, thoracic surgery, and more. Ideal for Physician Assistants seeking diverse surgical experience, procedural autonomy, and the opportunity to practice at the top of their license.
Role: Open to Physician Assistants
Location: 71 Haynes St, Manchester, CT
Setting: Inpatient, surgery, surgical subspecialties
Schedule: Full‑time, day/night rotating. Premium differentials offered.
Call schedule: No call
Under established guidelines and in collaboration and/or supervision with the practice physician(s), Advanced Practitioners perform routine physical examinations, and formulate medical, educational, and psychosocial plans to treat patients.
In consultation with the physician(s) and care team members, Advanced Practitioners develop plans for further evaluation of health needs, e.g., referral to other health team members or specialists.
Advanced Practitioners provide appropriate treatment for problems within the scope of the provider’s practice as designated by protocols and identifies problems outside of their scope of practice and refers appropriately to physician.