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The Hospital of Central Connecticut, part of Hartford HealthCare, is seeking a Physician Assistant to join a dynamic Trauma/Acute Care Surgical Services team. The role involves evaluating trauma patients in the ER, rounding, bedside procedures, and trauma consults, with potential first-assisting in the OR.
Workflows involve collaboration across multiple surgical specialties. Ideal candidates hold an unrestricted CT medical license (or eligibility) and have at least 1 year in a surgical setting.
100 Grand Street New Britain (10126)
The Hospital of Central Connecticut is seeking a Physician Assistant to join a very enthusiastic team in the Trauma/Acute Care Surgical Services. The hospital has achieved a Level III designation for trauma. The successful candidate will be responsible for various functions including evaluating trauma patients in the emergency room, rounding, bedside procedures, trauma consults, and possible first-assisting in the OR. APPs will work in collaboration with a number of Acute Care Surgeons. The service will work in collaboration with Orthopedics, Neurosurgery, Thoracic, Vascular, ENT, Plastic Surgery and Urology.
Physician Assistant
100 Grand Street, New Britain, 06050
Inpatient, trauma surgery
Full-time (3 x13’s), rotating schedule- Days, Nights, Weekends.
No call
The Hospital of Central Connecticut is an acute-care community teaching hospital with campuses in New Britain and Southington. While Advance Practice Practitioners and residents work collaboratively, each runs a separate surgical service. The focus of the resident (Red Team) service is on community elective and emergency surgery. With Level III Trauma designation, the referral base of the THOCC has expanded, so has patient volume and acuity.
Under established guidelines and in collaboration and/or supervision with the practice physician(s), Physician Assistants/Nurse 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, Physician Assistants/Nurse Practitioners develop plans for further evaluation of health needs, e.g., referral to other health team members or specialists.
Physician Assistants/Nurse 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.