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David Careers

Critical Care/ICU/PICU/NICU Physician Assistant

Posted 32 days ago

tandym healthBrooklyn (NY)
Critical Care NursesGeneral Medical and Surgical Hospitals

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

A medical services network in Brooklyn, New York is seeking a licensed Physician Assistant (PA) to provide advanced inpatient care in a high-acuity cardiothoracic setting.
About the Opportunity
Shift: Days or Nights
Schedule: 3 x 13-hour shifts per week, including days, nights, weekends, and holidays
Hours: 7am to 8pmor 7pm to 8amSetting: Hospital, critical care floor
Responsibilities:
  • Provide inpatient coverage in the cardiothoracic intensive care unit and cardiothoracic stepdown unit
  • Conduct patient rounds and manage daily patient care needs
  • Handle admissions, discharges, and inpatient consultations
  • Place orders and perform bedside procedures
  • Manage preoperative and postoperative cardiothoracic patients and respond to codes, including open chest events
Qualifications:
  • Graduate of an approved Physician Assistant program.
  • Active NYS Physician Assistant (PA) license
  • Current ACLS and BLS certifications
  • Experience working as a Physician Assistant in a cardiothoracic or critical care setting
Desired Skills: Experience with EPICProficiency with arterial line placement, central line placement, chest tube removal, Swan-Ganz catheter placement, balloon pump removal, and code management Experience supporting high-acuity cardiothoracic ICU and stepdown patient populations

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