Orthopedic Physician Assistant – Joint | Dr. George Feliciano

Job Category: Advanced Practice Providers

Requisition Number: ORTHO
002459

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• Posted :
  February 20, 2026
• Full-Time
• On-site

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Morton Plant 301 | FOI Clearwater
430 Morton Plant
Suite 301
Clearwater, FL 33756, USA

Under the supervision of a physician, the Physician Assistant (PA) that Florida Orthopaedic Institute is seeking will assess, plan, and deliver direct patient care in both clinical and surgical settings for a high-volume adult reconstruction / total joints practice. This role supports Dr. George Feliciano, a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon specializing in hip and knee joint replacement surgery, using innovative and less invasive techniques to help patients maintain and enjoy active lifestyles.

Dr. Feliciano has built a successful joint replacement practice and is recognized for quality care across a wide range of patients, from active adults to those with advanced arthritic needs. He integrates modern approaches like computer-assisted direct anterior hip replacements, and brings a comprehensive perspective to surgical reconstruction and rehabilitation.

This position is ideal for a PA who seeks a long-term practice relationship, enjoys collaborative care, and is ready to grow into increasing autonomy in a dynamic clinical and perioperative environment.

Qualifications

Graduate of an accredited Physician Assistant program

Current Florida licensure as a Physician Assistant

Current NCCPA certification

Minimum of 1-3 years of orthopaedic experience preferred (especially in joint replacement / total joints)

Proven ability to work efficiently in a high-volume clinic and perioperative setting

Strong clinical judgment, organization, and communication skills

Comfortable supporting rounding and call responsibilities

Initiative and collaborative mindset aligned with physician expectations

BLS required (ACLS preferred)

Key Responsibilities

Assist the supervising physician in office, hospital, and surgical settings, including pre-operative, intra-operative (first assist), and post-operative care

Conduct comprehensive history and physicals and perform orthopaedic assessments focused on hip and knee joint issues

Support a high-volume clinic by managing patient flow, follow-ups, and continuity of care

Perform or assist with in-office procedures (including injections and other orthopaedic techniques within scope)

Participate in hospital rounding, inpatient coordination, and discharge planning

First assist in surgeries, especially hip and knee replacements and related procedures

Provide support during ER consults and urgent care calls as part of assigned call responsibilities

Write and manage pre-operative, post-operative, and discharge orders (with physician countersignature as required)

Apply and remove orthopaedic devices (casts, splints, braces)

Educate patients and families on conditions, treatment plans, and rehabilitation protocols

Accurately document clinical encounters and treatment plans in the electronic medical record

Communicate promptly with the physician regarding clinical concerns or unexpected findings

Collaborate with clinical and administrative teams to sustain an efficient, patient-centered environment

Uphold FOI standards for safety, professionalism, and teamwork

Participate in professional development and continuing education activities

• Perform miscellaneous job-related duties as assigned

About Florida Orthopaedic Institute

At Florida Orthopaedic Institute, our mission is to deliver world-class orthopaedic care and an exceptional patient experience. Supported by a collaborative team of physicians, advanced practice providers, and clinical staff, we strive to provide care that emphasizes innovation, compassion,…