Physician Assistant

OrthoVirginia•Short Pump, VA

32d•$111,200 - $166,800•Onsite

About The Position

OrthoVirginia is seeking a Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner for its growing Ortho On-Call Urgent Care service. This position will join an exceptional team of physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and sports medicine physicians, ensuring the continued delivery of quality care in a patient-focused setting. Ortho On-Call's walk-in urgent care clinics are specifically designed to treat acute orthopedic-related injuries and conditions, supported by the board-certified physicians and full-service therapies of OrthoVirginia. The successful candidate will be a qualified and compassionate provider licensed to treat all age ranges. The role offers a collaborative, team-oriented work environment in a friendly, caring setting where patients are treated with respect.

Requirements

Board Certified/Eligible
Active/current state medical license and eligible for a VA Medical License
DEA License
Ability to assess situations, resolve within scope of ability, or escalate as appropriate
Ability to respond effectively to emergencies, actual events, or drills
Ability to follow instructions and make decisions with little supervision
Ability to maintain professional demeanor in all aspects of role
Strong customer service skills and excellent communication skills
Experience in Sports injuries, Sprains & strains, Slips, trips, falls, Hand & wrist injuries, Foot & ankle injuries, Knee/shoulder injuries, Cuts & lacerations, Back & neck injuries, Broken bones, Sports physicals (NOVA & RIC), Work-related injuries.

Nice To Haves

Prefer 2+ years of orthopedic experience or practice in Emergency/Urgent Care clinical/hospital setting
Travels between facilities when indicated

Responsibilities

Examine, diagnose, and treat patients of all ages for immediate health care needs, as well as provide employer services.
Handle urgent care and emergency room responsibilities, including weekend and evening shifts.
Order and interpret appropriate diagnostic tests.
Manage fracture/dislocation reductions, perform laceration repair, and administer joint injections.
Instruct patients and families regarding diagnosis, treatment plan, and medications.
Consult with physicians when warranted to assess patient condition and treatment plan.
Ensure that medical charts and administrative paperwork are completed in a timely manner.
Perform within guidelines of specific privileges approved by the governing body and delegated by the Medical Director.
Provide support to medical and office staff.