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Job Description Job Description Join our Growing Neuroscience Critical Care team!
Our Neuroscience ICU is looking to expand our PA team. Join our multidisciplinary team led by board certified neurointensivists which also includes two physician assistants and one acute care nurse practitioner. The PA role includes patient-centered care and management, bedside procedures, quality improvement activities, education, and teaching. Our patient population includes a myriad of neurological disorders including: stroke, intracranial hemorrhage, tumor, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, cerebrovascular, neurodegenerative, neuromuscular and seizure disorders. The Neurosciences engage the most advanced technologies including tele robot medicine, continuous EEG monitoring, capability for complex neuro interventional procedures as well as intracranial pressure and oxygen monitoring.
On the job training course. Upon successful completion, work four 10 hr shifts, rotating days/evenings/weekends/holidays. Stroke call is via telemedicine and can be taken from outside of the hospital. 4 stroke calls per month. No in house shifts past midnight An annual CME stipend is offered.
100% supervision by the MD - close to zero liability from malpractice as a physician assistant because of this close working relationship with the MD. We also pay for medical malpractice insurance. We teach central lines, lumbar punctures, arterial lines on the job.
Job Requirements:
Graduation from an accredited Physician Assistant Program.
Current NCCPA certification or Board eligible, for licensure in AZ, or current Arizona PA license (or eligible).
Previous inpatient or neuro experience preferred.
Please send your CV to
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phoenix, AZ, 85003, US
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