Job Summary We are seeking a highly motivated and skilled Physician Assistant specializing in Plastic Surgery to join our dynamic healthcare team. In this role, you will provide comprehensive patient care, assist in surgical procedures, and support aesthetic and reconstructive treatments. Your expertise will contribute to delivering exceptional outcomes for patients seeking cosmetic enhancements or reconstructive interventions. This position offers an exciting opportunity to work within a collaborative environment, utilizing advanced clinical skills to improve patient well-being and confidence.

Qualifications & Education, Training and Experience:

• Graduate of an accredited physician assistant program.
• 2 years of surgical experience preferred, but not required, preferably in plastic surgery.
• Licensed to practice as a physician assistant in the state of Oregon, or ability to obtain.
• Continuing Medical Education required for maintaining position.
• Maintains all proper physician assistant licensure and certifications.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

Works with surgeon(s) and clinical staff to prioritize and organize daily tasks in response to changing demands. Processes requests for information accurately, quickly, thoroughly and recognizes when it's appropriate to refer to a physician. Incorporates continuous quality improvement into practice. Communicates effectively with staff, and able to work as a team to fulfill the organizational goals and objectives. Demonstrates excellent technical skill as a surgical assistant.

• Demonstrates problem solving skills and abilities.
• Computer knowledge and skills required.

General Summary of Duties and Functions:

Facilitates pre-operative appointments.

The duties include:

conducting pre-operation history and physical on patients, educating patients of surgical policies and procedures, communicating with surgery scheduling and ensuring that all necessary authorizations and consents are signed. The PA verifies that all pre-operative pictures are taken, post-op appointments are made, and ensures the health information system accurately reflects procedures and patient care. Facilitates post-operative patient care and works closely withclinical team to ensure care. Assistant to surgeon(s) for major surgeries performed in both local hospitals and the on-site surgery center as needed. Assist with GLP 1/wellness clinic patient and prescription management as needed. Performs minor in-office procedures such as lesion/mole removal, dermal filler injections (e.g. Juvéderm), BOTOX Cosmetic treatments; and non-invasive skin treatments (e.g., Ultherapy, Miradry, Coolsculpting, Sciton) as clinically competent. Maintains continual communication with nursing staff and surgeons to ensure proper patient care. Provides clinical backup to spa personnel. Takes call through answering service by cell phone after hours and adequately records all interactions with patients. Acts as liaison for relationship between business management and clinical team. Assists with decision making tools for management staff. Attends educational meetings /seminars with surgeon(s), and educates nursing staff of new technologies and advances in plastic surgery. Ensures that the clinic is compliant with OSHA regulations. May administer clinical research projects. Facilitates training of new clinical staff members.

• Participates in Patient Care meetings with clinical staff.
• Ensures that all tasks and duties associated with surgery are complete and accurate.

Standards of Performance and Requirements:

Uniforms are provided as scrubs for all clinical based positions. Clinic days, staff is required to wear issued scrubs and name tag. If scrubs are not worn, appropriate professional attire, and lab jacket must be worn.

• Actively supports and incorporates the practice's mission and values.

Treats all with respect. Reports to work as scheduled, and on time. PTO requests are reviewed and approved by clinical team management. Maintains all HIPAA requirements and patient confidentiality relating to patients and employees. Incorporates principles of safety and infection control in daily activities. Demonstrates positive interpersonal relations in dealing with fellow employees, and supervisors so that productivity and positive employee relations are maximized. Works as a team member, and may train clinical staff on protocols. Competent in the interpretation of patient behavior. Patient treatment should be individualized. Understands that responsibility for patient care extends beyond the confines of the office. Some travel is required in this position (e.g., local hospitals and professional conferences). Maintains an adequate knowledge base while constantly adapting to change within an evolving healthcare environment.

Key Relationships:

Responsible for establishing positive and appropriate relationships with all customers of the Waldorf Center. This includes all employees, patients and their families. Works closely with physician(s), clinical and administrative staff. Reports ideas, solutions, and problems to clinical management or administrator, as appropriate. Join us in delivering innovative aesthetic and reconstructive solutions that transform lives! We are committed to supporting your professional growth through ongoing education, research opportunities, and a vibrant team environment dedicated to excellence in patient care.

Pay:

$125,000.00 - $165,000.00 per year

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Employee discount Flexible spending account Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Paid time off Professional development assistance Retirement plan Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person