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One Brooklyn Health

Nonprofit health system with multiple hospitals.

Physician Assistant

Advanced Practice ProvidersUpdated on Nov 11
Part-timeBrooklyn, NY, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Bachelor of Science degree in an accredited Physician Assistant Program is required.
  • Senior Physician Assistant requires a minimum of three years of experience; this designation is not automatic upon hire or upon attaining three years of service.
  • Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite.
  • Licensed and currently registered as a Physician Assistant in New York State.
  • Possess good written and interpersonal skills.
  • Able to stand, reach, and walk for prolonged periods throughout the working day, and stoop, bend, lift, and carry items weighing up to 75 pounds.

Responsibilities

  • Obtain patients’ medical histories and perform initial or periodic physical examinations.
  • Order laboratory tests and routine or diagnostic procedures needed to evaluate a patient’s condition.
  • Assess patients’ conditions or suggest differential diagnoses based on charts, test results, physical examinations, and established medical policies and procedures; suggest appropriate treatment and assist in patient management.
  • Prescribe medication and order routine fluids, diets, and similar patient-care orders, subject to physician countersignature.
  • Maintain required medical records by recording notes on tests, findings, and ordered treatment in patient charts; evaluate patient charts, subject to physician countersignature.
  • Perform laboratory procedures and procedures supporting diagnostic assessment and management, including drawing blood specimens, blood counts, urinalysis, bacteriologic smears, stains and cultures, pulmonary function tests, catheterizations, starting IV solutions, administering intramuscular medications, and other routine procedures for which supervised training and evaluation have been received.
  • Perform minor surgical procedures, including routine suturing of lacerations, skin biopsies, incision and drainage of superficial abscesses, removal of minor skin lesions, and applying and removing casts and traction apparatus.
  • Initiate consultations and monitor patient scheduling for special tests.
  • Counsel patients and families about preventative care, medical problems, and the use of prescribed treatments and drugs.
  • Assist in managing medical and surgical emergencies, including cardiopulmonary resuscitation and life-threatening traumatic injuries; initiate management when a physician is unavailable.
  • Make daily rounds to observe and record patient progress, update and summarize charts, and notify physicians of changes in patients’ conditions.
  • When assigned to surgery, obtain admission histories and perform physical examinations; assist physicians in the operating room and in pre- and post-operative patient care, including changing dressings, passing tubes, and drawing blood; and write admission examination, discharge, and operative summaries, subject to physician countersignature.
  • When assigned to MMTP or DDS, perform initial or annual physical examinations; order required laboratory tests, review results, and present them to physicians for admission or follow-up determinations; evaluate medication reactions and refer findings to physicians; assess continued-treatment appropriateness under Federal Regulations for MMTP; evaluate dosage-change needs and recommend changes to the physician in charge; review toxicology-urinalysis results and report findings to physicians; and evaluate medical complaints and refer patients to physicians for DDS.
  • When assigned to the Gastrointestinal Clinical Laboratory in Medicine, perform or assist physicians with gastroenterological tests and procedures, including esophageal testing, gastric analysis, duodenal drainage, and small bowel biopsy; obtain medical histories and perform physical examinations relevant to GI testing to assess indications and contraindications; order and administer appropriate pre-medication and secretion stimulators or inhibitors; insert tubes; and collect and analyze specimens, making necessary calculations and interpretations.
  • Fully utilize BHMC’s electronic record systems, equipment, and other healthcare and billing systems relevant to the position.
  • Perform other duties as requested.

About the Company

One Brooklyn Health

Nonprofit health system with multiple hospitals.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
New York City, United States
Founded
2017

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