Physician Assistant - Advanced Clinical Provider - Hospital at Home Program - Day Shift - New York, NY

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital

10d•$161,000 - $210,000•Onsite

About The Position

NewYork-Presbyterian is seeking Advanced Clinical Providers (ACPs) to join its Hospital at Home (HAH) team. The program delivers inpatient hospital-level care in patients’ homes through in-home and virtual visits and 24/7 remote patient monitoring. ACPs provide high-quality, patient-centered acute care to HAH patients across emergency departments, inpatient units, and the Virtual Unit, managing the continuum of care from enrollment and admission through evaluation, monitoring, consultative services, and discharge. The role operates under the direction of the Hospital at Home Medical Directors, Supervising Physician, and Associate Chief Advanced Clinical Provider. The program is a 24/7 service with three 12.5-hour shifts. Shifts are mainly days, with minimal nights (one to two shifts per month), and include weekends and rotating holidays. The position requires on-site presence, and employees should live within a commutable distance to NewYork-Presbyterian. Travel expenses are not reimbursed.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited PA program.
Current New York State PA licensure.
NCCPA certification.
DEA certification.
BLS, ACLS, and PALS certification.
At least one year of relevant clinical experience as a physician assistant.

Nice To Haves

Clinical experience in inpatient hospitalist medicine and/or emergency medicine.

Responsibilities

Provide clinical care to Hospital at Home patients under the direction of the Hospital at Home Medical Directors, Supervising Physician, and Associate Chief Advanced Clinical Provider.
Deliver high-quality clinical care to Hospital at Home patients across emergency departments, inpatient units, and the Virtual Unit.
Manage the full continuum of care, including enrollment, admission, daily clinical evaluations, discharge, consultative services, clinical monitoring, and telehealth visits.
Make appropriate, highly complex clinical decisions and take effective action.
Conduct ongoing assessments of therapy and modify patient management plans as necessary.
Collaborate with interdisciplinary team members to ensure continuity of care and optimize the use of hospital resources.
Assist the physician, as directed, in training health personnel in diagnostic, therapeutic, and clinical techniques.
Participate in continuing education and professional development activities to maintain clinical excellence.