Seeking a Locums Site Physician Assistant (PA) who
will oversee and provide high-quality medical care to patients at Diagnostic
Treatment Centers (DTCs). This role ensures comprehensive management of patient
care, supports interdisciplinary teams, and helps improve quality,
cost-effectiveness, and utilization of services.
Compensation: $72 - $84
Per Hour
Schedule:
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FT or PT (3 Days/week)
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Monday – Friday 8:00 am-5:00 pm
·
Temp to Perm
Key Responsibilities:
- Direct and manage medical care and treatment
plans for site patients, ensuring excellent clinical oversight
- Serve as the primary care provider for a
caseload of patients within the Diagnostic and Treatment Center
- Support the medical needs of all site
patients, including primary care and community-based members
- Participate actively in multidisciplinary
team meetings, case conferences, hospitalization reviews, and family/team
consultations
- Maintain a strong medical presence during
patient care initiation events
- Identify and implement improvements in care
quality, cost control, and utilization efficiency
- Contribute to Utilization Review processes
for medical services provided by the IDT/DTC
Qualifications:
- Graduate of an accredited Physician
Assistant program
- Residency in Internal Medicine or Family
Practice required
- Fellowship, diploma, or experience in
geriatrics and palliative care preferred
- Board certified in Internal Medicine or
Family Practice
- Minimum one (1) year experience working with
frail or elderly populations, or willingness to complete required training
upon hire
- Current, active, and unrestricted New York
State Physician Assistant License
- Current NY DEA registration
- NCCPA Board Certification
- Current BLS Certification
- No history of malpractice or license loss at
the Diagnostic Treatment Center
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
The Bronx, one of NYC’s most vibrant and
culturally rich boroughs, is home to historic landmarks, beautiful green spaces
like the New York Botanical Garden and Bronx Zoo, and a diverse community
deeply rooted in tradition and care. The borough offers a strong healthcare
infrastructure and a growing population of seniors who benefit from
high-quality, community-based care like PACE.