Physician Assistant - Per Diem

Orthopedic Associates of Dutchess County (OADC) has an excellent opportunity for a per diem Orthopedic Physician Assistant to join its team. The incoming PA will provide on-call support for the group’s orthopedic surgeons at affiliated hospitals in the area. 

Founded in 1975, OADC and its fellowship trained surgeons provide Hudson Valley communities with advanced, accessible, and vertically integrated orthopedic care. With 26 sub-specialty trained physicians practicing across five clinical locations and a state-of-the-art ambulatory surgery center, OADC is the largest and most established practice in its markets. The physicians provide expertise in the full spectrum of musculoskeletal conditions and injuries including sports medicine, minimally invasive orthopedic spine surgery, total joint replacement, foot/ankle, hand/upper extremity, and pain management. 

Highlights:

• Hospital-based position for on-call support
• Surgical first assisting
• Hospital rounding 
• Hospital affiliations include Vassar Brothers Medical Center, Northern Dutchess Hospital, Kingston Hospital and Surgery Center at Orthopedic Associates
• Collaborative and supportive work environment

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Requirements:

•    NCCPA Certification
•    NYS License
•    DEA 
•    Orthopedic and/or surgical experience required

For more information about OADC, please visit https://orthoadc.com/
 

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