City of Hope is seeking a dedicated
PhysicianAssistant (PA) to join our growing
Urology and Urogynecology team at our
Lennar and SeaCliff locations.
As an integral member of a multidisciplinary care team, the Physician Assistant provides comprehensive, patient-centered care to individuals across the continuum of treatment. Working collaboratively with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals, the PA delivers high-quality clinical care while helping to ensure an exceptional patient experience.
The Physician Assistant is responsible for providing both independent and collaborative medical management to a defined patient population in accordance with established standardized procedures and clinical protocols. In partnership with a supervising physician, the PA evaluates patients, develops treatment plans, manages ongoing care, and contributes to the coordination of services that support optimal patient outcomes.
As a successful candidate, you will: - Provide primary, secondary, and in some cases, tertiary care within scope of practice, licensure, and organizational policies.
- Services provided include, but are not limited to taking histories, conducting physical examinations, ordering, performing, and interpreting appropriate diagnostic and laboratory tests and therapies and furnishing drugs and devices in a cost-efficient manner for specific conditions.
- Perform history and physical assessments of patients that are accurate, concise, relevant, and appropriate.
- Document the consultation and new patient note.
- Order and appropriate analyzes diagnostic tests including but not limited to laboratory and imaging evaluations.
- Develop, implement, and evaluate the plan of care with modifications as needed and in coordination with the attending physician when appropriate.
- Perform routine procedures pertinent to the practice and as granted through the privilege process.
- During simple follow-up cases, may independently manage patients in follow-up including ordering follow-up imaging, providing medical care, and support to the patient including ordering pharmacological agents.
- Interpret imaging and communicates with attending physician regarding interval patient change.
- Prescribe and council patients on narcotic use safety.
- Demonstrate pharmacologic knowledge including indications, contraindications, side effects, interactions, and adverse effects of pharmacologic agents.
- Review treatment and therapy plans with patients and appropriate family members.
Your qualifications should include: - Graduate of an accredited Physician Assistant program with a master's degree as a Physician Assistant.
- New graduates are welcome to apply.
- Current California Physician Assistant License
- Current American Heart Association BLS certification, required.
- Current American Heart Association ACLS certification, required.
- Must have a current DEA.
- Oncology experienced preferred
Salary Range - $119,000 - $213,000
