Psychiatric Physician Assistant

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Responsible for coordination and direct patient care in the psychiatric inpatient setting including: conducting histories and physical exams; performing psychiatric evaluations and assessments; ordering and interpreting diagnostic studies; and establishing and managing treatment plans.

• Obtains initial histories and performs physical examinations. Documents clinical findings in patient medical record. Develops, implements, and oversees treatment plan in conjunction with supervising physician.
• Provides health education counseling to patients and families. Answers questions about disease and treatment plan.
• Acts as a "physician extender" during clinical encounters. Provides clinical services and care in conjunction with collaborating physician. Documents encouters in electronic medical record.
• Orders and interprets diagnostic studies.
• Provides education and training of PA students who rotate onto clinical programs.

• Bachelor's Degree in related field

Approximately 2 years of work experience in clinical setting highly desired.
Prior experience with coordinating clinical protocols desired.
Master's degree preferred.

• Detail-oriented and excellent organizational skills.

• Certification from the National Commission of Physician Assistants, Inc (NCCPA)
• BLS Certification (issued by the American Heart Association)
• Current ACLS or PALS (if applicable)

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