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Family Practice/Primary Care Physician Assistant

Posted 3 days ago

tandym healthReston (VA)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

A healthcare organization is seeking a Primary Care FNP/PA in Washington, DC or Reston, VA to provide comprehensive, patient-centered care in a modern outpatient setting. This role focuses on managing a diverse patient panel through acute, chronic, and preventive visits while collaborating closely with a multidisciplinary care team.
About the Opportunity
Shift: Day shift
Schedule: Monday through Friday
Hours: 32 hours of patient care per week (4 eight-hour shifts)
Setting: Outpatient primary care clinic Responsibilities:
Manage a patient panel with a broad range of primary care needs Provide acute, chronic, and preventive care visits Evaluate and treat patients in-office, in testing centers, and during occasional telehealth visits Perform appropriate in-office procedures within clinical scope and training Collaborate with in-office teammates and virtual clinical teams through daily huddles and ongoing communication
Qualifications: Completion of an accredited FNP or PA program National certification as an FNP or PAAt least 2 years of advanced practice experience in an outpatient primary care setting seeing patients of all ages within the past 5 years, or 1 year of outpatient primary care experience seeing patients of all ages within the past 5 years plus either a 1-year primary care fellowship or 1+ year of urgent care experience seeing patients of all ages Ability to obtain a state license by the start date
Desired Skills:
  • Experience with evidence-based primary care
  • Strong communication skills with patients from diverse backgrounds
  • Comfort using technology to deliver high-quality care
  • Interest in human-centered primary care
  • Ability to adapt, reflect, and navigate complex clinical situations

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