Physician Assistant

Your Role at a Glance

Provide direct medical care for participants under physician supervision

Diagnose and treat episodic illnesses

Document medical updates accurately and communicate changes to the care team

Collaborate with physicians and the IDT to coordinate continuity of care

Write and manage medical orders and consultations as needed

Monitor care quality and act as a clinical resource for healthcare team members

Foster strong relationships with participants and families using a patient-family centered care approach

Assist in maintaining medical supply inventory

Respond to on-call needs, emergency callbacks, and support in disaster response

What You Bring

Bachelor’s degree required, Master’s preferred

Graduate of an accredited Physician Assistant program

Current Michigan PA license, in good standing

1+ year of experience working with a frail or elderly population

CPR certification (AHA) or willingness to obtain

Reliable transportation and a valid Michigan driver’s license

Key Competencies

Sound clinical judgment with the ability to make independent decisions

Strong communication and team collaboration skills

Commitment to patient dignity, safety, and comfort

Familiarity with long-term care regulations and clinical documentation

Computer proficiency, including EMR and MS Office

What You Can Expect

A vibrant, supportive environment serving both in-clinic and community settings

A team that respects and values your input and medical expertise

An opportunity to serve a diverse aging population with complex needs

Flexibility to manage varied tasks while being on-call and responsive

Exposure to unique environments — including in-home visits and community outreach