Trauma Surgery PA in Bellevue – Make a Difference

NYU Langone; New York (NY); On-site; USD 141,000 - 161,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits

Job summary

NYU Langone Health invites applications for a Physician Assistant in the Trauma Surgery service at Bellevue. The PA will provide comprehensive medical care, coordinate treatment plans, and support patient education under physician supervision.

This role emphasizes teamwork with nursing and allied staff to ensure efficient admissions, care continuity, and patient outcomes. Qualified candidates hold a NYS PA license, NCCPA certification, BLS, and ideally ACLS/PALS.

Qualifications

• BA-PA required and licensed to practice in NYS.
• NCCPA board certified and BLS required.
• ACLS/PALS preferred depending on privileges.
• Strong clinical rotation across medical and surgical services.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced, teamwork-driven environment.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive medical care under supervision of the physician.
• Coordinate patient care plans and participate in procedures as appropriate.
• Educate patients and families to support recovery and adherence to care plans.
• Prescribe medications and therapies in accordance with NYS law and privileges.
• Collaborate with nursing and other health professionals to optimize outcomes.

Skills

Clinical rotation

Interdisciplinary teamwork

Evidence-based practice

Communication skills

Education

Physician Assistant Bachelor's Degree (BA-PA)

NYS PA License

NCCPA Board Certification

Basic Life Support (BLS)

Advanced Life Support (ACLS/PALS)

Job description

NYU Langone Health invites applications for a Physician Assistant in the Trauma Surgery service at Bellevue. The PA will provide comprehensive medical care, coordinate treatment plans, and support patient education under physician supervision.

This role emphasizes teamwork with nursing and allied staff to ensure efficient admissions, care continuity, and patient outcomes. Qualified candidates hold a NYS PA license, NCCPA certification, BLS, and ideally ACLS/PALS.