Physician Assistant - Rehab Medicine - Phillips - Per Diem Days
About The Position
The Physician Assistant is responsible for patient care under the supervision of a physician and in collaboration with medical teams and staff. The role provides a broad range of care involving clinical judgment, diagnosis, medication and diagnostic orders, and corrective, preventive, and therapeutic measures in inpatient, surgical, and/or outpatient settings. The position practices under delegated physician scope and Mount Sinai Health System and departmental privileging. The Physician Assistant manages patients, documents care, coordinates with clinical teams, communicates care plans to patients and families, and supports continuity of care. The role also maintains required licensure, certifications, privileges, and continuing medical education, and follows clinical, institutional, and infection-control policies.
Requirements
- Bachelor's or master's degree from a physician assistant program.
- Prior experience.
- New York Physician Assistant license and registration.
- NCCPA certification, DEA registration, BLS, ACLS, NPI number, and Infection Control.
Responsibilities
- Manage patient care, diagnosis, treatment planning, and orders for appropriate tests, therapies, and medications in accordance with New York State law and hospital policies and bylaws, including controlled substances with DEA licensure.
- Document relevant care, status changes, orders, progress notes, procedure notes, and admission and discharge notes accurately and promptly.
- Work and communicate effectively with medical teams and associated staff.
- Consult with nursing and ancillary medical teams and staff regarding patient condition and the plan of care.
- Collaborate respectfully and promptly with supervising physicians and the care team, prioritizing patient-centered safety and quality.
- Perform delegated clinical duties and tasks effectively and efficiently.
- Practice within the scope of the supervising physician.
- Communicate assessments, treatment, and care plans effectively and compassionately to patients, families, and designated caretakers.
- Facilitate continuity of care across multidisciplinary services and contribute to safe, efficient patient throughput.
- Know and follow clinical and institutional policies and procedures related to clinical practice and hospital or practice-site operations.
- Demonstrate competency and continued practice in privileges associated with the clinical area.
- Maintain required certifications, licensure, and active Mount Sinai Health System privileges as delegated by Medical Staff Services and the department chair.
- Maintain continuing medical education requirements for board certification and evidence-based practice.
- Promote a positive work environment and incorporate Mount Sinai Health System's mission, vision, and values into patient care and teamwork.
- Maintain a safe and clean working environment and follow infection-control standards and guidelines.
