Urgent Care PA Float - Fast-Paced, Patient-Focused

GoHealth Urgent Care; Indianapolis, Northern (IN, KY); Hybrid; USD 100,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

EMR proficiency

Job summary

Community Health Network in partnership with GoHealth Urgent Care seeks a Physician Assistant (PA) Float for Central Indiana. You will provide broad clinical services, treating acute conditions across ages, and work independently or with a physician.

You will perform exams, order tests, diagnose, treat, educate, vaccinate, and escalate when necessary. The role requires 1 year in Urgent Care or Emergency Medicine, proficiency in EKG/X-ray reads, and a Master’s PA degree with NCCPA certification.

Qualifications

• Minimum 1 year of full-time experience as a licensed PA or NP in an Urgent Care or Emergency Medicine setting.
• Experience treating both pediatric and adult patient populations.
• Comfort performing minor procedures including suturing, casting, and splinting.
• Proficient in preliminary reads of EKGs and X-rays.
• Master’s degree and NCCPA Certification are required.

Responsibilities

• Conduct physical exams and review patient histories.
• Order and interpret diagnostic tests and imaging.
• Diagnose conditions and prescribe appropriate treatments.
• Perform minor procedures such as suturing, splinting, and casting.
• Document encounters and treatment plans in the EMR; educate patients; administer vaccines; refer to specialists as needed.

Skills

Urgent care procedures

Suturing

Casting

Splinting

EKG interpretation

X-ray interpretation

Clinical assessment

Communication skills

Independent work

Education

Master’s degree from an accredited PA program

NCCPA Certification

Tools

EMR systems

Job description

Community Health Network in partnership with GoHealth Urgent Care seeks a Physician Assistant (PA) Float for Central Indiana. You will provide broad clinical services, treating acute conditions across ages, and work independently or with a physician.

You will perform exams, order tests, diagnose, treat, educate, vaccinate, and escalate when necessary. The role requires 1 year in Urgent Care or Emergency Medicine, proficiency in EKG/X-ray reads, and a Master’s PA degree with NCCPA certification.