Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner - Trauma Surgery

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physician assistant solutionsPhoenix (AZ)

Healthcare Diagnosing or Treating Practitioners, All Other Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

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Trauma Surgery Physician Assistant/Nurse PractitionerPhoenix, AZ Currently seeking an Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner for an opportunity in the Phoenix area. Interested candidates should be NCCPA certified prior orthopedics, hospitalists, or surgery experience welcomed. This is primary acute care and hospital consults Responsibilities of the Trauma Surgery Physician Assistant/Nurse PractitionerWork for a well established and comprehensive trauma surgery practice Responsibilities include inpatient care, consults, and triage of care Procedural Opportunities Inpatient Care Requirements of the Trauma Surgery Physician Assistant/Nurse PractitionerGraduate of accredited Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner Program NCCPA certified Masters Degree Active Physician Assistant license Hold DEA license Prior inpatient experience. Schedule of Trauma Surgery Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner7 days on and 7 days off Both nights and days opportunities 12 hour shifts Compensation and Benefits of the Trauma Surgery Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner150,000 Salary 401k Bonus Potential Heath, Vision, Medical Insurance LTD Malpractice Coverage #ind123

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