Pacific Northwest | Long-Term Assignment | High-Acuity CT Surgery
An established hospital-based cardiothoracic surgery program in the Pacific Northwest is seeking an experienced
Cardiothoracic Surgery Physician Assistant
for a long-term locum tenens opportunity. This is an excellent opportunity to join a collaborative surgical team and work with a diverse mix of cardiac and thoracic cases in a busy inpatient environment.
Position Highlights
+ Long-term assignment with ongoing coverage needs + Full-time schedule with excellent continuity + First assist opportunity in a high-acuity CT surgery practice + Inpatient-only setting + Combination of OR, ICU, and post-operative patient management + Established multidisciplinary surgical team + Epic EMR + Travel and lodging assistance available for qualified providers
Clinical Responsibilities
+ First assist in cardiothoracic surgical procedures + ICU and inpatient management + Daily rounding and post-operative care + Admissions, consults, and discharge management + Participation in call rotation + Collaborative care with surgeons and advanced practice providers
Qualifications
+ Certified Physician Assistant (PA) + Recent Cardiothoracic Surgery experience + Strong first assist experience + Endoscopic Vein Harvesting (EVH) experience required + Experience managing CT surgery patients in an inpatient setting + Board Certified or Board Eligible + Active license preferred
Ideal Candidate
We're seeking a provider who is comfortable functioning in a fast-paced CT surgery environment and can contribute immediately to patient care, surgical support, and post-operative management.
Location
Enjoy a beautiful Pacific Northwest community offering outdoor recreation, mountain views, lakes, hiking, skiing, and a strong quality of life without the congestion of larger metropolitan areas.
Compensation
+ Competitive hourly compensation + Travel and lodging provided + Malpractice coverage included
Interested in learning more? Contact us for additional details regarding schedule structure, call expectations, case mix, credentialing timeline, compensation, and facility information.