Physician Assistant - Inpatient Cardiac Surgery, Day/Night split
Physician Assistant - Inpatient Cardiac Surgery, Day/Night split
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- 3x12s | Rotating day/night shifts (option for straight nights or rotation)
- Lead inpatient post-Operative management of cardiac surgery patients in an intermediate care unit (PCU)
- Perform assessments, develop treatment plans and manage acute care needs
- Coordinate care with surgeons, fellows and interdisciplinary teams
- Manage orders and interpret labs, imaging and cardiac monitoring
- Document H&P's, progress notes and discharges
- Educate patients and support safe transitions of care
- Preferred Experience
- Cardiac Surgery, Cardiovascular Medicine, Critical Care, Adv Heart Failure, Heart Transplantation & Mechanical Circulatory Support
- Best Hospitals in America - US News Ranking - Barnes-Jewish Hospital ( )For questions about the position, please contact
- Experience2-5 years
- Benefits and Legal StatementBJC Total Rewards
- At BJC we're committed to providing you and your family with benefits and resources to help you manage your physical, emotional, social and financial well-being. xxoysbn
- Comprehensive medical, dental, vison, life insurance, and legal services available first day of the month after hire date
- Disability insurance* paid for by BJCAnnual 4% BJC Automatic Retirement Contribution 401(k) plan with BJC match
- Tuition Assistance available on first dayBJC Institute for Learning and Development
- Health Care and Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts
- Paid Time Off benefit combines vacation, sick days, holidays and personal time
- Adoption assistance
- To learn more, go to our Benefits Summary .Not all benefits apply to all jobs
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