Physician Associate (PA)

Women's Care•Eugene, OR

13d•Onsite

About The Position

Women’s Care is hiring a full-time Physician Associate to provide women’s health services at an on-site clinic in Eugene/Springfield, Oregon. The role focuses on compassionate, collaborative care and building lasting relationships with patients throughout different stages of life. The position offers attractive pay and a benefits package. Women’s Care is Lane County’s oldest independent physician group specializing in women’s health, founded in 1988. The group has five clinic locations in Lane County and provides care to patients from adolescence through menopause. Its physicians practice at PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBend, which has a Level 3 NICU and on-site Maternal-Fetal Medicine consultation. The organization describes its care standards as grounded in compassion, respect, and professionalism.

Requirements

Education commensurate with Oregon state licensure requirements for a Physician Associate, including prescriptive privileges.
Exceptional organizational and time-management skills to ensure productivity.
Strong personal work habits, accountability, and self-management skills.
Ability to adapt, maintain composure, prioritize and manage time effectively, and respond constructively to feedback.
Strong communication skills, a teamwork mindset, and well-developed interpersonal capabilities.
Respectful and inclusive conduct when interacting with the team and patients.
Skills in operational planning, employee development, and performance management.
Ability to use resources and staffing effectively, coach and develop others, and build and maintain a positive work environment.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience in women’s health, gynecology, and/or obstetrics is preferred.
Training to perform colposcopies, if applicable.

Responsibilities

Perform comprehensive assessments, physical exams, and health screenings for female patients.
Diagnose and manage acute and chronic gynecologic and reproductive health conditions.
Provide contraceptive counseling and prescribe birth control methods.
Conduct prenatal and postnatal care, including routine check-ups and education.
Manage menopausal and hormonal concerns by offering treatment plans and support.
Perform procedures such as IUD and Nexplanon insertions and removals, Pap smears, and colposcopies if trained.
Educate patients on sexual health, family planning, and disease prevention.
Order and interpret diagnostic tests, including ultrasounds, bloodwork, and screenings.
Collaborate with OB/GYNs, primary care providers, and specialists as needed.
Maintain accurate and up-to-date patient records in the electronic medical record system.