Nurse Practitioner / Physician Assistant (Pain Management, Part Time)
$50 - $80 per hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$50 - $80 per hour
About the role
- An Arizona-licensed NP or PA who can step into an established clinic and work independently from the first shift
- Genuine, hands-on experience performing trigger point injections - this is not a role with ramp-up time
- Comfort assessing and treating both acute and chronic pain presentations
- Someone who picks up an unfamiliar workflow and charting system quickly
- Reliability on committed dates, since this is coverage the practice is planning around
- A steady, professional manner with personal injury patients, who often arrive anxious and in pain
- Evaluate adults presenting with acute and chronic pain and determine an appropriate conservative treatment approach
- Perform trigger point injections as clinically indicated
- Take focused histories and perform physical examinations relevant to pain and injury presentations
- Conduct telehealth visits for personal injury patients when they appear on the covered schedule
- Document visits accurately and promptly in the clinic's charting system
- Coordinate with chiropractic and therapy staff on patients who are under shared care
- Educate patients on their condition, activity expectations and recovery timeline
- Work within the practice's scope and protocols, which do not include writing prescriptions
- Refer patients out appropriately when a presentation falls outside the clinic's scope
- Leave clear, complete notes so the regular provider team can pick up continuity after the coverage day
- Maintain HIPAA compliance and the practice's documentation standards throughout
- Active, unrestricted Arizona Nurse Practitioner (NP) or Physician Assistant (PA) license
- Hands-on experience performing trigger point injections (TPI)
- Experience working with patients in acute or chronic pain
- Availability for the scheduled December coverage dates and hours
- Experience in a wellness clinic that blends chiropractic and provider-led care
- This Role Is Likely a Fit If You…You want short, well-defined coverage work rather than another long-term commitment
- You are confident performing trigger point injections without supervision or ramp-upYou are comfortable walking into an established practice and working independently
- You like conservative, procedure-supported pain care and the results it produces
- You already hold an Arizona license and are free on the listed December datesYou enjoy working alongside chiropractic and therapy colleagues rather than apart from them
- This Role May Not Be a Fit If You…You are not licensed as an NP or PA in Arizona
- You have not performed trigger point injections in practice
- You have not worked with patients in acute or chronic pain
- You are looking for a permanent, full-time position - this is short-term interim coverage on set datesYou want a role that includes prescribing, since no prescriptions are written here
- You need guaranteed ongoing hours, which this coverage assignment does not offer
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