Ortho Clinic Physician Assistant

GRACE HOSPITAL•Cleveland, OH

18h•Onsite

About The Position

Grace Hospital is opening an outpatient Orthopedic Clinic Department in Tremont. The positions will start at a PRN or Per Diem status that may move into Part-time or Full-time status as we grow! Perform comprehensive musculoskeletal examinations including complete patient histories and mechanism of injury and assessment of acute orthopedic injuries and chronic musculoskeletal conditions. Order and interpret diagnostic imaging and laboratory testing. Perform orthopedic procedures (fracture evaluation and management, joint aspirations and injections, wound care, etc). Perform patient preparation and room turnover. Perform patient intake including vital signs, height and weight, pain scores, medication reconciliation, allergies and medical history, and chief complaints. Prescribe medications according to state law and organizational policy. Education patients on medication use, diagnosis, treatment plan, return precautions and follow-up care. Complete timely and accurate documentation according to policy. Complete care coordination with orthopedic surgeons, physical therapy, and other referring providers. Take call as assigned. Follow OSHA and CDC infection prevention standards. Responsible for inventory management and restocking of clinical supplies. Complete administrative duties as needed. Physician Assistant providing health care services to the clients of the Orthopedic Clinic. The Physician Assistant provides comprehensive orthopedic evaluation and treatment while independently performing both clinical and administrative patient care functions under direction of supervising physician.

Requirements

Current State of Ohio Physician Assistant License
At least one year of experience as a Physician Assistant in the Orthopedic setting.
Stand and walk for extended periods (up to 8-10 hours per day).

Responsibilities

Perform comprehensive musculoskeletal examinations including complete patient histories and mechanism of injury and assessment of acute orthopedic injuries and chronic musculoskeletal conditions.
Order and interpret diagnostic imaging and laboratory testing.
Perform orthopedic procedures (fracture evaluation and management, joint aspirations and injections, wound care, etc).
Perform patient preparation and room turnover.
Perform patient intake including vital signs, height and weight, pain scores, medication reconciliation, allergies and medical history, and chief complaints.
Prescribe medications according to state law and organizational policy.
Educate patients on medication use, diagnosis, treatment plan, return precautions and follow-up care.
Complete timely and accurate documentation according to policy.
Complete care coordination with orthopedic surgeons, physical therapy, and other referring providers.
Take call as assigned.
Follow OSHA and CDC infection prevention standards.
Responsible for inventory management and restocking of clinical supplies.
Complete administrative duties as needed.