Night Hospitalist Physician Assistant Role in Hartford County Connecticut
Night Hospitalist Physician Assistant Role in Hartford County Connecticut
Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Full-time night schedule, 7 PM to 7 AM7-on/7-off work rotation
- No call responsibilities
- Collaborative team-based hospital medicine model
- Structured mentorship and orientation programs
- Monthly grand rounds and ongoing educational developmentEPIC electronic medical record system
- Opportunities for leadership development and career growth
- Advanced clinical technology and informatics tools
- Perform comprehensive patient assessments and physical examinations
- Diagnose, evaluate, and manage hospitalized patients
- Develop and implement medical, educational, and psychosocial treatment plans
- Coordinate care with physicians, specialists, nursing staff, and interdisciplinary team members
- Order, interpret, and evaluate diagnostic studies and laboratory results
- Facilitate appropriate referrals and consultations
- Market-leading compensation
- Generous paid time off
- Paid CME time and CME allowance
- Reimbursement for professional licenses and dues
- Student loan assistance programs
- Low-interest loan programs
- Employee discount programs
- Family care benefits, including emergency backup care for children, adults, and pets
- Qualifications Required
- Current or eligible Connecticut PA licensureNCCPA Certification
- Strong communication, collaboration, and clinical decision-making skills
- One or more years of inpatient hospitalist experience
- About Hartford County, Connecticut
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