The Physician Assistant will provide comprehensive medical care to chronically ill geriatric members within a senior care program, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to promote independence and quality of life. The role involves conducting assessments, managing treatment plans, and educating staff, members, and families, with a focus on proactive and patient-centered care.

Responsibilities

• Perform health histories and comprehensive medical examinations for new members to establish initial care plans.
• Initiate, evaluate, and review medical orders, identifying opportunities for care improvement.
• Perform procedures and document all care activities and recommendations for team members.
• Order, interpret, and follow up on laboratory tests and results.
• Coordinate consultations with medical and non-medical providers, including specialists, therapists, and social workers.
• Educate staff, members, and caregivers on essential care functions to maximize independence at home and in care centers.
• Conduct ongoing assessments to update and modify care plans based on evaluations and member feedback.
• Collaborate closely with interdisciplinary team members to ensure effective, timely, and innovative care delivery.

Compensation

• Salary-based compensation (W-2).
• Competitive pay aligned with experience and qualifications.

Benefits

• Paid time off and paid holidays.
• Paid medical malpractice insurance and CME allowance.
• Comprehensive benefits package and 401(k) plan.
• Low patient caseload per provider to ensure quality care.
• Collaborative interdisciplinary team environment.

Shift & Schedule

• Monday through Friday, daytime hours.
• No evenings, weekends, or holidays.

Requirements

• Current Physician Assistant licensure and certification.
• Experience in geriatric or senior care preferred.
• Strong clinical assessment and medical documentation skills.
• Ability to work collaboratively within interdisciplinary teams.
• Excellent communication and teaching skills for staff, members, and families.
• Proactive approach to care planning and problem-solving.
• Comfortable performing procedures and interpreting lab results.
• Desire to work in a team-oriented, patient-centered environment.
• Ability to manage a low patient load with a focus on quality care.
• Commitment to improving the independence and quality of life of elderly patients.