Physician Assistant

Clover Podiatry•Vancouver, WA

57d•Onsite

About The Position

Clover Podiatry is a comprehensive foot and ankle care practice based in Vancouver, Washington, dedicated to helping patients achieve lasting mobility, comfort, and overall foot health through personalized, evidence-based treatment. Led by Dr. Tek Fish, the practice specializes in diagnosing and treating a wide range of foot and ankle conditions, including sports injuries, heel pain, bunions, diabetic foot concerns, nail and skin disorders, fractures, and other lower extremity conditions using both conservative and advanced surgical solutions. Clover Podiatry combines compassionate patient care with modern technology, customized treatment plans, and innovative services such as custom orthotics, laser therapy, wound care, and minimally invasive procedures to deliver exceptional clinical outcomes. Built on a foundation of professionalism, integrity, education, and patient-centered care, the practice is committed to empowering individuals to live active, pain-free lives through comprehensive treatment and long-term preventive care. Through its experienced clinical team, personalized approach, and dedication to excellence, Clover Podiatry continues to serve as a trusted provider of comprehensive foot and ankle healthcare for patients throughout Southwest Washington.

Requirements

Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS) or equivalent degree from an ARC-PA accredited program required.
Current National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA) certification required.
Active or eligible Washington State Physician Assistant license required.
Experience with Electronic Medical Records (EMR) systems and clinical documentation required.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills with a patient-centered approach to every clinical interaction.
Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively within a small, high-performing clinical team under the supervision and direction of the attending podiatrist.
Must be able to stand for extended periods during patient examinations, office procedures, and surgical assistance.
Must be able to assist with surgical procedures requiring manual dexterity, physical stamina, and sustained focus throughout the duration of each case.
Must be able to move throughout clinic areas efficiently to support patient flow and care team coordination across all areas of the practice.
Must be able to sit and work at a computer for documentation, charting, and administrative tasks throughout the workday.

Nice To Haves

Prior clinical experience in podiatry, orthopedics, surgery, or a related specialty preferred; new graduates with strong relevant clinical rotations will be considered.

Responsibilities

Conduct patient evaluations in office, including history intake, physical examination, and review of diagnostic imaging, gathering thorough and accurate clinical information that supports the attending podiatrist in diagnosis and treatment planning.
Assist the attending podiatrist in surgical procedures, preparing appropriately, performing assigned intraoperative responsibilities with precision and professionalism, and supporting a safe and efficient surgical environment throughout every case.
Maintain thorough, accurate, and compliant EMR documentation for every patient encounter, surgical case, treatment decision, and follow-up, ensuring that all records are completed in a timely manner and meet the documentation standards required by the practice and applicable regulations.
Support the management of acute and chronic foot and ankle conditions in collaboration with the supervising podiatrist, contributing to individualized care plans that incorporate conservative, pharmacologic, orthotic, or surgical approaches based on patient need and clinical evidence.
Provide patient education during every office visit, explaining diagnoses, treatment plans, expected outcomes, recovery timelines, and self-care strategies in a clear and compassionate manner that helps patients understand and actively participate in their care.
Perform in-office clinical tasks as directed by the supervising podiatrist, including wound care assessments, dressing changes, and other support activities that contribute to the continuity and quality of patient care across all visits.
Collaborate closely with medical assistants, administrative staff, and the attending physician to ensure a seamless and efficient patient experience from check-in through discharge, maintaining clear and timely communication across the care team at all times.
Support diabetic foot care and wound care management by monitoring patient progress, documenting clinical findings accurately, and communicating any changes in patient condition or healing status to the attending podiatrist promptly.
Manage patient follow-up communication by addressing post-visit questions, relaying clinical guidance from the supervising physician, and ensuring that patients feel supported and well-informed between appointments.
Maintain a working knowledge of podiatric medicine best practices, surgical protocols, and relevant clinical guidelines, staying current through continuing education and applying updated knowledge directly to patient care responsibilities within the scope of the PA role.
Uphold the highest standards of clinical ethics, patient privacy, and regulatory compliance in all aspects of documentation, communication, and care delivery, ensuring that every interaction and record reflects Clover Podiatry's commitment to integrity and excellence.
Foster a professional, warm, and patient-centered clinic culture that reflects Clover Podiatry's mission and values, contributing positively to the team environment and representing the practice with genuine care, clinical competence, and compassion in every patient encounter.