Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

Physician Assistant

Philadelphia Campus

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About the role

  • The supervising physician(s) will provide continuous supervision regarding all aspects of medical care delivered by the physician assistant in accordance with Pennsylvania state law and governing medical agencies.
  • Procedures include, but may not be limited to, administering injections, immunizations, diagnostic tests, electrocardiograms, nebulizer treatments, spirometry, PAP smears, minor laceration repair, and suture and staple removal.
  • Assess patient health status through interviews, physical examinations, and medical history reviews.

Responsibilities

  • Perform in-office treatments, diagnostic testing, and therapeutic procedures within the scope of family medicine and as authorized and approved by a supervising physician.
  • Perform other role-related duties as assigned or requested.
  • The successful incumbent will perform the following duties, with or without reasonable accommodations.

Requirements

  • High level of computer proficiency in word processing, spreadsheet, presentations, email, and virtual meeting applications, preferably on the Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 platforms.
  • Duties may be required to be performed within and outside of regularly established work hours, including on call:
  • Identify short- and long-term patient care issues that must be addressed

Skills

  • Minimum three years' experience
  • Strong collaboration skills
  • High level customer service.
  • Certification of completion of an accredited Physician Assistant program.
  • Current, active Pennsylvania license from the Pennsylvania Board of Osteopathic Medicine without restrictions.
  • Current DEA license without restrictions.

Compensation

  • The referenced salary range is based on PCOM good faith belief at the time of posting.

Benefits

  • Perform tasks related to patient education, counseling, and preventive health screening.
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