Physician Assistant
$100,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$100,000 per year
About the role
- Independently conduct outpatient evaluations and follow-up visits
- Diagnose and manage conditions related to injury, trauma, and functional impairment
- Develop and implement individualized treatment plans, including medication management when appropriate
- Perform risk assessments and clinical decision-making
- Collaborate with interdisciplinary providers (neurology, PM&R, Psychology, Pain Management)
- Monitor patient progress and adjust care to support functional recovery and outcomes
- Minimum 1-3 years of PA clinical experience in an outpatient or complex care setting
- Active and unrestricted California PA license (required)DEA Certification (Required)
- Strong clinical decision-making and ability to practice independently
- Experience working in workers' compensation, pain management, TBI, or rehabilitation-informed care preferred
- Training will be provided in IOH-specific treatment protocols for chronic pain, PTSD, and brain injury populations
- Why IOH?Outpatient only (no inpatient call)
- Collaborative, multidisciplinary team
- Stable, complex patient population
- Focus on meaningful clinical impact vs. high volume productivity
- Supportive environment for experienced providers
- ScheduleFull TimeMonday–FridayNo weekends or on-call
- 401(k) + matching
- Dental, vision, and health insurance
- Health savings & flexible spending accounts
- Paid time off
- Life insurance
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