Advanced Practice Provider

Join a dynamic orthopaedic practice as an Advanced Practice Provider (APP), working alongside surgeons to deliver patient care. This full-time role involves managing your own clinic and schedule, performing exams, diagnoses, and treatments independently, with guidance from physicians when needed. Responsibilities include conducting pre-operative assessments, reviewing findings with physicians, responding to patient and facility inquiries, monitoring test results, and rounding on hospital patients. The APP may assist in surgeries and secure hospital privileges, adhering to all legal and ethical standards. Qualifications include a Master's degree or higher from an accredited Physician Assistant program, current certification, and an unrestricted state license maintained throughout employment. Candidates should demonstrate strong prioritization, critical thinking, and communication skills, along with clinical competence, knowledge of disease processes, and the ability to work independently within their scope. Proficiency in computer and phone use, handling stressful situations calmly, and familiarity with community health principles are essential.