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Carle Clinic Association is currently seeking a Physician Assistant to join our Family Medicine department in Danville, Illinois.

Carle Clinic Association is a 315-physician multispecialty group practice that is one of the largest outpatient treatment centers in Illinois. With 14 branch clinics, Carle has a service area of approximately 1.5 million residents in 32 counties in Central Illinois and Western Indiana. Additional details regarding this opportunity include:Provides health assessment for patients directed toward continuing a state of wellness, establishing the need for nursing intervention, evaluating responses and outcomes of therapy and following mutually agreed upon treatment plans.Insures documentation of care is complete and accurate.Communicates with other health professionals, families and referral agencies regarding health status and needs of particular patients or patient groups.Serves as a role model in the enhancement or nursing practice and professional conduct following professional practice guidelines.Adheres to and enforces Carle Clinic Association Administrative and Departmental policies and procedures.Danville, Illinois, has a population of 33,000 and is located 30 minutes east of Champaign/Urbana, IL and less than one hour from Indianapolis, IN. Our Danville branch is home to 17 physicians and is situated in a 53,000 square foot facility. The community has two state parks, eight city parks, and seven golf courses. Quality education in Danville is a priority, which is evident by the elementary, middle, and high schools, as well as the Danville Area Community College. These communities also offer excellence in education, health care, entertainment, sporting events and recreation.

This position is located at Samaritan Hand Therapy, Albany/Corvallis, OregonThis position is responsible for providing safe and effective physical and/or occupational therapy services by implementing evaluation and treatment procedures designed to meet the identified needs of the patient. Communicates and works effectively with clients to achieve therapeutic goals. - Current unencumbered Oregon Physical Therapy or Occupational Therapy Licensure required. - Three (3) years physical therapy or occupational therapy experience preferred. - Successful completion of CHT exam required within one (1) year of becoming Certified Hand Therapist (CHT) eligible. - Healthcare Provider BLS required. - Ability to travel to multiple points of care: Albany/Corvallis

ISJ Regional Medical Center-Mayo Health System Urgent Care PA Opportunity

We are seeking a BE/BC Physician Assistant to join the Urgent Care team in our Mayo Clinic regional medical center. The ISJ-Mayo Health System; comprised of 17 clinics and four hospitals in a 12 county area of southern Minnesota. Our growing regional practice serves a population of 300,000+. We have 170 (and growing) practicing physicians and mid-levels employed by our organization in Mankato and community medical centers throughout the region. Practice Opportunity Details Multispecialty Clinic & integrated hospital owned by Mayo Clinic Job responsibilities: Seeing Urgent Care patients Helicopter based in Mankato 24/7, certified level III trauma services Hours: 12 p.m. to 9 p.m weekdays and 1:3 weekends 8am to 5pm. No call Experience requiredBenefitsEmployed position Paid malpractice & relocation, excellent benefits package CME stipend ($4,000) plus free tuition to Mayo Clinic sponsored CME Balance between work and free time while earning a highly competitive salary Community Exceptional school systems rated in the top 16% in the NationRegional retail and business hubProgressive college communityOutstanding four-season recreational activities and many other fine quality of life characteristics for the whole family: over 50 miles of paved trails, arts, symphony, theatre, balletBeautiful river valley with 16 lakes minutes away, breathtaking landscapes with ravines, bluffs and forested areasMankato is rated 7th as one of Americas most livable cities 70 minutes south of Minneapolis/St. PaulThere are fewer and fewer job opportunities occurring in parts of the country that offer both a satisfying professional career and an excellent quality of life. The Mankato area in southern Minnesota is one of them.

HealthONE is the largest healthcare system in the Denver metro area, with seven world-class hospitals and more than 30 outpatient centers. We offer the kind of dynamic and progressive career environment that encourages real growth. ONE with tremendous clinical variety, leading-edge resources, and a genuine commitment to your education and advancement. ONE where you can take your career in more directions. ONE where you will work with the best- with people, like you, who are dedicated to making a difference in the lives of our community.Discover the environment that will bring out your personal best. Discover HealthONE.The Medical Center of AuroraPosition Summary: The Occupational Therapist (OTR) is responsible for evaluating patients; planning, implementing and modifying treatment programs according to age appropriate needs. In addition to direct patient intervention, the Occupational Therapist is involved in the education of patient, family, caregivers and staff regarding the patients functional level. The Occupational Therapist may participate in student education and other related duties assigned by the supervisor. The Occupational Therapist performs duties consistent with the scope of practice and functions within the philosophy and overall plan of care at TMCA. The Occupational Therapist displays positive support for the values and mission of TMCA and assures a safe patient care environment.Position Requirements:Licensure/Certification/Registration: National certification by the NBOTC. BLS required.Education: Bachelors degree in Occupational Therapy from an accredited college or university.Experience: Prefer one year of experience.. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Able to perform all evaluations, assessments and treatment planning required in this position. Effective verbal and written communication. Communicates positively and professionally with all internal and external customers. Equipment used may include, but is not limited to personal computer, camcorder, VCR, paraffin bath, fluidotherapy, ultrasound, e-stim, splinting pan, heat gun, iontophoresis, whirlpool, treatment tables.

We stand for COMPASSIONATE CARE.Have a voice in the care of patients. It takes a different kind of person to become a Physician Assistant. Because it’s not just about medicine.

Its about treating patients like people, and changing lives in the way we care for them. At Stanford Hospital & Clinics, this is not a job we take lightly. Were looking for PAs who are as passionate about improving healthcare as we are. We currently have an outstanding opportunity for a full-time Cardiothoracic Surgery Physician Assistant to work for Stanford on-site at Saint Agnes Medical Center in Fresno, CA. CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTWere seeking a well-rounded PA to surgically assist, provide pre- and post-operative patient care and work closely with attending surgeons. We require current CA PA licensure, BCLS certification, a graduate of an accredited PA program and ability to work collaboratively. Training or experience must be in cardiac surgery, but new grads with endovascular vein harvest experience will be considered. Must be registered with the US Drug Enforcement Administration. NPs with a CT surgery background are acceptable.

The Stanford University Occupational Health Center (SUOHC) was established in 2007 to care for the occupational health needs of Stanford University faculty and staff, and is dedicated to providing outstanding clinical care to improve the health and safety of university employees. SUOHC is a campus-based medical clinic that offers evaluation and treatment for work-related injuries and illnesses, work-related preventive medical services, and OSHA and departmentally-mandated medical surveillance programs.The Medical Assistant/Project Coordinator is expected to work under minimal supervision of the Nurse Practitioner /Physician Assistant and to adhere to HIPAA and Health & Safety Compliance, which includes maintaining confidentiality; following HIPAA requirements; following SUOHC Safety and Infection Prevention guidelines, policies and procedures for self, clients, visitors and employees; and complying with governmental regulations and University and departmental policies regarding health and safety.The full description of duties, responsibilities, and qualifications can be found at the Stanford Jobs website (URL and instructions below).Duties and Responsibilities:To support the Occupational Health Programs, the Medical Assistant/Project Coordinators duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Coordinating activities for complex medical surveillance programs, such as the Laboratory Animal Occupational Health Program, Tuberculosis, Respirator, and Allergy programs; Acting as Special Project Coordinator for on-site events such as Wellness and Benefits Fairs, Influenza Clinics, Risk Assessment Training, etc.; Reviewing Incoming Incident Investigation Reports and determining the need for employee to be seen at SUOHC Performing patient-care responsibilities including rooming of patients, obtaining patient vital signs, and phlebotomy, audiograms, spirometry, EKG and clinical tests as requested. Performing medical surveillance testing such as hearing exams, pulmonary function tests, vision screening, blood draws and immunizations, etc. Providing clinical operations support, including patient scheduling, arranging referrals to specialists, obtaining approvals for various patient procedures and referrals through the University´s Workers Compensation carrier, and handling billing and insurance documentation and procedures; sending out laboratory samples; and maintaining inventory Organizing, preparing and maintaining client files (paper and online); maintaining databases and files for surveillance, Utilization Review, and other required tracking and documentation.A strong clinical knowledge base is required to perform the duties and responsibilities of this position. Thus the following technical knowledge and skills are required: A high school diploma and 3-5 years of directly applicable experience, or an AA/AS degree with 1-2 years of directly applicable experience. Knowledge and skills equivalent to those acquired through an accredited Medical Assistant certification program, including basic knowledge of medical terminology and reporting Ability to perform supportive medical services (e.g. administer medication, audiogram, spirometry; apply and remove bandages; apply orthopedic devices; select, adjust and instruct re crutch or cane use, remove sutures, perform ear lavage, collect lab specimens, etc.) Certification in phlebotomy and basic CPR Current HIPAA certification or willingness to attain certification Successful experience in medical billing essentials, including coding, price negotiation, vendor selection Proven ability to implement and maintain programs such as Tuberculosis, Audiometric, Respiratory Medical Surveillance Programs, Lab Animal Occupational Health Program

The Oregon Clinic, a multi-specialty practice, is seeking a full-time Physician Assistant to join our growing Cardiac Surgery program in Salem, Oregon.

Seeking a full-time NCCPA certified or eligible Physician Assistant to join our growing Cardiothoracic Surgery practice in Salem, Oregon. Salem Hospital is rated as the top cardiac surgery program in Oregon and received 2007 Cardiac Surgery Excellence Award from HealthGrades, a national rating company. Responsibilities will include 1st assisting, vein and radial artery harvest, post-operative rounds and care, and pacemaker clinic. Candidates with prior CV surgery experience and proficiency in endoscopic vein harvesting are preferred. Established program with over 450 cases in 2008. New hospital opened in May 2009. Position will include full time employment with competitive salary and benefit package. This description is intended to provide only basic guidelines for meeting job requirements. Responsibilities, knowledge, skills, abilities and working conditions may change as needs evolve. The Oregon Clinic is an alcohol and drug-free workplace and an EEO Employer.

HealthONE is the largest healthcare system in the Denver metro area, with seven world-class hospitals and more than 30 outpatient centers. We offer the kind of dynamic and progressive career environment that encourages real growth. ONE with tremendous clinical variety, leading-edge resources, and a genuine commitment to your education and advancement. ONE where you can take your career in more directions. ONE where you will work with the best- with people, like you, who are dedicated to making a difference in the lives of our community.Discover the environment that will bring out your personal best. Discover HealthONE.Position Summary:The Asst. Director of Radiology, (with the support of the director of radiology) will be responsible for the day-to-day operations of all Radiology functions at Rose Medical Center. Responsible for the update and maintenance of the Radiology module of CPCS. Provides staffing and on-call schedules. Provides feedback on performance review, counseling and employee improvement. Is responsible for the Department in the absence of the Director. Is able to perform radiological diagnostic procedures. Operates diagnostic equipment, develops film and prepares the room with the necessary equipment and supplies for the procedure. Is able to provide care for his/her assigned patients. Maintains technical skills and is responsible for the use of equipment to minimize hazards and maximize patient safety. II. Position Requirements:A. Licensure/Certification/Registration: ARRT, BCLS preferred B. Education:HSD OR GEDGraduate accredited school of medical radiography C. Experience: D. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:Critical thinking skills Patient care skills Supervisory skills

Join a team of individuals who don´t simply strive for excellence- they set the standard for it. Join the team at HealthONE.

HealthONE is the largest healthcare system in the Denver metro area, with seven world-class hospitals and more than 30 outpatient centers. We offer the kind of dynamic and progressive career environment that encourages real growth. ONE with tremendous clinical variety, leading-edge resources, and a genuine commitment to your education and advancement. ONE where you can take your career in more directions. ONE where you will work with the best- with people, like you, who are dedicated to making a difference in the lives of our community.Discover the environment that will bring out your personal best. Discover HealthONE.The Section / Shift Coordinator plans, coordinates and directs the daily activities of the personnel who perform technical and sophisticated testing procedures to obtain timely and accurate clinical data. The Section / Shift Coordinator is responsible for monitoring actions, providing quality service, and work of self and all personnel who report to him/her and to ensure compliance with CAP, JCAHO, AABB and CLIA 88 Standards. The Coordinator provides technical assistance and training of Laboratory personnel, assigns duties, schedules work days, reviews and evaluates performance. The Coordinator ensures validity and accuracy of test results by review of result logs, QC, PI, and worksheets where applicable. The Coordinator is familiar with the various services available in the hospital and the interactions with the laboratory. The Coordinator must continually strive to improve supervisory skills, training skills, and technological skills and knowledge through formal and informal education.Position RequirementsA. Licensure / Certification / Registration ASCP, NCA, HEW or other equivalent registryB. EducationA college graduate or equivalent who has passed a certification exam for Medical Technologist by ASCP, NCA, AMT, HEW or other equivalent registry. NCA and ASCP certification requires a BA or BS degree in Medical Technology or related field (Chemistry, Biology, etc.) and a one-year internship or appropriate experience prior to examination. AMT and HEW certification requires a combination of education and experience (military or otherwise) prior to examination.C. Experience Four years minimum experience as a Medical Technologist in assigned area is required.D. Knowledge / Skills / Abilities1. Works as a Medical Technologist by integrating current scientific knowledge with technical competency which relates to the Laboratory Department. a. The Coordinator demonstrates knowledge and responsibility and participates in the implementation of all aspects of the Safety/Chemical Hygiene Plan, Infectious/Exposure Control Plan, Electrical Safety, Disaster Plan, Cor Zero Plan, Fire Plan, Computer Systems, Compliance, Ethics and General Laboratory Policy and Procedures. b. The Coordinator shall be current technically and theoretically knowledgeable of instruments and tests in medical technology for assigned area(s). c. The Coordinator demonstrates knowledge and responsibility for the on-going CQI of the department. d. The Coordinator shall be competent to age-related laboratory values, abuse and communication skills. 2. The Section/Shift Coordinator: a) Prepares a work schedule to provide adequate coverage and effective utilization of personnel. b) Provides technical instruction and training of personnel and/or students in techniques, instrumentation and organization of work. c) May recommend selection, transfer, and organization of work. d) Evaluates the performance of assigned personnel as mandated by Regulatory Agencies and/or policy. e) Ensures that policies and procedures are effectively followed. f) Strictly monitors CQI and quality control procedures within the parameters/goals set by the Medical Director and Laboratory Director and accrediting agencies. g) Ensures that all tests are performed in accordance with the standards established and published in department policy and procedure manuals. h. Establishes, implements and monitors specimen accession, identification, and retention systems, meeting process management and external policies and regulations. i. Evaluates current procedures and maintains a procedure manual in accordance with CAP and other accrediting agency guidelines; reviews and revises as needed - minimum is annual. j. Establishes and maintains a preventive maintenance program for all instruments, and a log system for recording all actions. k. Ensures equipment and instruments are in good operating condition, recognizes malfunction, takes corrective action, and reports to Laboratory Director. l. Maintains appropriate level of supplies and reagents. m. Enforces safety practices and corrects hazards that exist. n. Recommends capital equipment needs and replacements to Laboratory Director. o. Interacts in positive and professional manner with physicians and/or nursing on Laboratory results, timing and availability of test results or procedures. p. Keeps Laboratory and Medical Directors informed of proposed changes in techniques, procedures, protocols and all problems and/or potential problems. q. Participates in continuing education in laboratory medicine, management, and training skills. r. In-services personnel when appropriate or when a recognized need exists. s. May have 24 hour responsibilities. t. Enforces Laboratory and hospital policies. u. May assume administrative duties as assigned. v. Provides general direction and leadership for assigned employees. w. Is responsible for maintaining staffing levels within LUR guidelines and is expected to make necessary adjustments. x. Participates in hospital meetings and committees as requested by management. y. Assists in a variety of job-related duties as assigned.

Trustaff hires healthcare professionals to work as civilians at military and VA hospitals nationwide. We are currently seeking qualified Occupational Therapists for immediate part-time opportunities at David Grant Medical Center, which is located on Travis Air Force Base, just southwest of Sacramento, CA. Working as a part of the hospitals Occupational Therapy Team; you will have the rewarding opportunity to care for active duty military and their dependents. We are seeking candidates with experience in ortho, upper extremities, and rehab.We are offering: ---Competitive compensation packages----Ability to set your own work schedule (20 hours per week)---Long term employment opportunity (5 years)---Any state license is acceptable to work at this facility---Rewarding opportunity to work with active duty military and their dependentsQUALIFICATIONS: Education - A Bachelors, Masters, or Doctoral degree in Occupational Therapy from an accredited Occupational Therapy institution. Experience - Two years of experience in the area of inpatient and outpatient hand therapy and physical disabilities. Credentials appropriate for evaluation and treatment of various musculoskeletal disorders. Licensure - A current, unrestricted license to practice Occupational Therapy in any one of the fifty States, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Guam, or the U.S. Virgin Islands. Certification - Certification for Basic Life Support (BLS) through an American Heart Association and/or Red Cross approved training program.