The Role
The Surgical Physician Assistant collaborates with medical staff to provide healthcare in critical care settings, performing a variety of medical procedures and patient management activities.
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City/State:
Bronx, New YorkGrant Funded:
NoDepartment:
CCM - Clinical PABargaining Unit:
1199Work Shift:
DayWork Days:
ROTATING SCHEDULEScheduled Hours:
6:30 AM-7 PMScheduled Daily Hours:
12.5 HOURSHourly Rate:
$75.62For positions that have only a rate listed, the displayed rate is the hiring rate but could be subject to change based on shift differential, experience, education or other relevant factors.
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Montefiore seeks a board eligible/board certified Physician Assistant for the Division of Critical Care Medicine. The PA works in collaboration with physicians, nurses and administrative staff to provide comprehensive health care, and plan of care within a fully integrated service responsible for 24/7 coverage of adult medical, surgical, cardiothoracic, and neuroscience ICUs at our Moses and Weiler campuses.
The practice of a physician assistant shall include medical services within the education, training and experience of the physician assistant that are delegated by the supervising physician.
Medical services rendered by physician assistants may include, but are not limited to, obtaining patient histories and performing physical examinations; ordering and/or performing diagnostic and therapeutic procedures; formulating a diagnosis; developing and implementing a treatment plan; monitoring the effectiveness of therapeutic interventions; offering counseling and education to meet patient needs; making appropriate referrals. Physician Assistants, in an emergency, shall be authorized to treat any medical disease and/or perform any medical and surgical procedures at the hospital for affiliates. An emergency, for these purposes, is defined as a situation in which any delay in administering treatment would result in serious harm to the patient or an immediate threat to life of the patient and that a qualified practitioner is not immediately available.
Additional responsibilities include: Arterial catheter insertion/removal; Central venous catheter insertion/removal; Temporary hemodialysis catheter insertion/removal; Pulmonary artery catheter insertion/removal; Midline catheter insertion/removal; Thoracentesis; Endotracheal intubation; Chest tube insertion/removal; Intra-aortic balloon pump removal; Arterial sheath removal; intraosseous catheter insertion/removal; Interpretation of pulmonary artery catheter tracings; Management of patients with ventricular assist devices; Management of patients with extra- corporeal membrane oxygenation circuits
The activities listed above may be performed in any setting authorized by the supervising physician, including but not limited to, clinics, hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, patient homes, nursing homes and other institution settings.
The practice of a physician assistant shall include medical services within the education, training and experience of the physician assistant that are delegated by the supervising physician.
Medical services rendered by physician assistants may include, but are not limited to, obtaining patient histories and performing physical examinations; ordering and/or performing diagnostic and therapeutic procedures; formulating a diagnosis; developing and implementing a treatment plan; monitoring the effectiveness of therapeutic interventions; offering counseling and education to meet patient needs; making appropriate referrals. Physician Assistants, in an emergency, shall be authorized to treat any medical disease and/or perform any medical and surgical procedures at the hospital for affiliates. An emergency, for these purposes, is defined as a situation in which any delay in administering treatment would result in serious harm to the patient or an immediate threat to life of the patient and that a qualified practitioner is not immediately available.
Additional responsibilities include: Arterial catheter insertion/removal; Central venous catheter insertion/removal; Temporary hemodialysis catheter insertion/removal; Pulmonary artery catheter insertion/removal; Midline catheter insertion/removal; Thoracentesis; Endotracheal intubation; Chest tube insertion/removal; Intra-aortic balloon pump removal; Arterial sheath removal; intraosseous catheter insertion/removal; Interpretation of pulmonary artery catheter tracings; Management of patients with ventricular assist devices; Management of patients with extra- corporeal membrane oxygenation circuits
The activities listed above may be performed in any setting authorized by the supervising physician, including but not limited to, clinics, hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, patient homes, nursing homes and other institution settings.
In addition to the core skills listed here, PAs, will request validation to perform department specific skills.
Education, Training, and Experience:
Bachelor's Degree Required
Graduate of an accredited Physician's Assistant program.
Registered as a Physician's Assistant in New York State
NCCPA certified
Completion of an accredited Critical Care Physician Assistant certification program or 1-2 years of surgery, medicine, or emergency medicine preferred.
Schedule: 50/50 days and nights; Rotating weekends
Skills Required
- Bachelor's Degree Required
- Graduate of an accredited Physician's Assistant program
- Registered as a Physician's Assistant in New York State
- NCCPA certified
- Completion of an accredited Critical Care Physician Assistant certification program or 1-2 years of surgery, medicine, or emergency medicine preferred
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What We Do
Montefiore is one of New York’s premier academic health systems, renowned for its leading medical school, groundbreaking research and technology, and highly specialized, coordinated care for diverse populations in the New York region, across the country and globally. Visit Montefiore.org to learn more.
