The Physician Assistant provides orthopedic services across emergency, inpatient, surgical, and outpatient settings. Responsibilities include evaluating orthopedic patients, supporting preoperative readiness, serving as a surgical first assistant, and coordinating patient care with orthopedic surgeons, residents, hospital physicians, nurses, and other advanced practice providers. The PA practices within the scope of the immediate supervising physician and follows the supervising surgeon’s clinical priorities. The role also includes ordering and interpreting laboratory and radiology results, developing care plans according to protocols, managing inpatients in collaboration with physicians, completing clinical documentation and billing encounter sheets, maintaining required certifications and medical staff privileges, and providing hospital call coverage as needed. The PA is expected to communicate effectively, deliver service excellence, follow organizational policies, and contribute to continuous improvement.