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Physician Assistant for Ambulatory Surgery Center Long Island City with Relocation Assistance if Needed

Physician Assistant – AMBULATORY SURGICAL CENTER

JOB DESCRIPTION:
The Physician Assistant in an Ambulatory Surgical Center provides patient-centered care before and after outpatient surgical procedures. Responsibilities include performing pre-op evaluations, managing post-op recovery, prescribing medications, educating patients and collaborating with the surgical team. Depending on specialty and regulations, minor procedures may also be performed.

Key Responsibilities:

Pre-Operative Assessment: Review medical history, conduct physicals and order labs to evaluate surgical readiness.
Patient Education: Explain procedures, risks, post-op care and pain management.
Informed Consent: Ensure understanding of procedures and proper documentation.
Post-Operative Care: Monitor recovery, manage pain and address complications.
Medication Management: Prescribe and administer post-op medications as needed.
Discharge Planning: Provide instructions, schedule follow-ups and address concerns.
Team Collaboration: Coordinate care with surgeons, anesthesiologists and staff.
Documentation: Maintain accurate records of assessments, care plans and progress.
Quality Improvement: Participate in initiatives to enhance patient care and outcomes.

Required Qualifications:

Active PA-C license and specialty certification (e.g., Acute Care, Surgical)
Surgical or perioperative experience preferred
Strong clinical assessment and decision-making skills
Excellent communication and patient education abilities
Ability to work independently and respond to emergencies
A car and driver’s license are preferred. (Mileage, tolls and gas are reimbursed)

Experience and Skills:

Minimum 2 years of vascular/endovascular experience
Strong leadership, organization and teamwork skills
Proficient in basic computer use; EHR experience preferred
Wound care experience is also desired.

Work Environment:
This position is mainly a clinic based practice, seeing about 15 patients per day, and will include vascular consults in nursing homes. Exposure to blood-borne pathogens; OSHA training required. Regular use of standard office equipment. Reasonable accommodations available for individuals with disabilities.

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