Physician Assistant Principal Faculty

Physician Assistant Principal Faculty

Compensation based on experience. $110,000 – $115,000 per year, Orlando, FL, On-site, Permanent.

Join a rapidly growing higher education institution with a strong national presence and a mission focused on student success. Be part of a collaborative, student-centered Physician Assistant program preparing practice‑ready graduates. Work in a supportive and inclusive environment that values diverse perspectives and professional growth. Opportunity to help shape both the clinical and didactic phases of the PA curriculum. Access to modern facilities, including simulation and ultrasound training resources.

Strong program growth creating long‑term stability and advancement opportunities.

• Salary: $110,000 – $115,000 annually (based on experience).
• Schedule:
  
  Monday–Thursday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM;
  Friday:
  Off; 1 professional day for clinical practice.
• Work type:
  Hybrid (onsite + remote flexibility).
• Workload: 32‑hour work week (full‑time).
• Benefits: 401(k) with employer contribution;
  Medical, dental, vision; PTO & vacation;
  Tuition assistance.
• Additional perks:
  Dedicated time for clinical practice (1 day/week);
  Opportunities for professional development, CME, and research;
  Collaborative academic environment.

Position:
Physician Assistant Principal Faculty

Location:

Orlando, FL
Reporting To:
Program Director
Reason for Opening:
Program growth and expansion
Work Type:
Onsite
Job Type: Full‑time

A growing Physician Assistant program is seeking a full‑time Principal Faculty member to support both clinical and didactic phases of the curriculum. This role works closely with program leadership to support instruction, student outcomes, curriculum development, and clinical education.

• Instruct students in clinical and/or didactic phases.
• Serve as Course Director or Co‑Director as assigned.
• Participate in didactic labs, simulations, and student evaluations.
• Support clinical site and preceptor development (as applicable).
• Monitor student progress, performance, and grading documentation.
• Mentor and advise students throughout the program.
• Participate in curriculum development and annual reviews.
• Contribute to committees, admissions, and student progress reviews.
• Maintain CME, scholarly activity, and professional development.
• Support accreditation efforts, including self‑study activities.

• Graduate of an ARC‑PA accredited program.
• Master’s degree in Physician Assistant studies or related field.
• Current board certification (NCCPA or equivalent).
• Eligible for Florida licensure.