Orthopedics - Spine Physician Assistant

Posted 18 days ago

voll recruitingCheyenne (WY)

Physician Assistants Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$135,000 - $150,000 per year

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About the role

Ortho & Neuro Spine First Assist Surgery Only 30-35 Hrs/Wk $135k-$150k Guaranteed Fort Collins, COCheyenne PAs: Fort Collins is under an hour south, a commutable surgery-only role, with a relocation stipend offered if you would rather move.

Responsibilities: first assist orthopedic spine surgeons and neurosurgeons in spine procedures. No orders, clinic or rounding.

Schedule: Monday to Friday, 30-35 hours per week, no call or weekends.

Salary: guaranteed $135,000-$150,000/yr based on experience, plus a $1-2k quarterly bonus.

Experience: at least 1 year of spine or neurosurgery first assist experience.

Benefits: PTO, 401k with match, CME stipend and healthcare plans. Malpractice with tail coverage.

Relocation: relocation stipend and sign-on bonus offered. Career growth: PAs and NPs hold management roles within the company, with congruent salary adjustments.1099: PRN options available.

Location: On-site in Fort Collins, Colorado. Commuters and candidates open to relocating are encouraged to apply. Colorado licensure: an out-of-state PA needs a Colorado license by endorsement. We walk you through the process and it does not hold up an offer. If you want to spend your week in the operating room instead of clinic and meet the experience requirement, apply for a confidential conversation.

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