Dermatology Physician Assistant

Posted 13 days ago

omega recruiting consultingHardeeville (SC)

Dermatologists Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

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About the role

Immediate need for a Board Certified Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant to join a well established and growing Dermatology group. Lets Discuss Most details on the table for discussion Some FAQs/details below Recent grads welcome with a strong interest/ties to the area Job description / duties? Conducts physical exams, assesses health status, orders and interprets tests, prescribes medications, and treats illnesses including giving injections and suturing wounds. Consults with physicians as needed and refers to physicians for more complicated medical cases or cases that are not a routine part of a PA s scope of work. Monitors therapies and provides continuity of care. Triages patient calls and evaluates patient problems. Responds to emergencies including use of CPR.Counsels patient/family on preventive health care. Documents patient information and care in medical record Provider will work for the practice four and a half (4.5) days per week Compensation? Competitive salary and performance bonus as decided by management.

Benefits?

Standard benefits for salaried employees, including the following
Health (50% of employee premium cost paid by practice) Paid Time Off (2 weeks- 4.5x2=9 days), CME (up to 3 days), and Holidays Malpractice Insurance: Paid premiums for $1 million/$3 million claims made policy
Travel and CME Allowance: Up to $1500 per year

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