Physician Assistant / Advanced Practice Registered Nurse - Orthopedics

5d5 days ago

The Orthopaedic Institute

Summerfield, US · Full-time · $95,000 – $125,000

About this role

This role provides comprehensive orthopedic care in a high-volume outpatient clinic under the supervision of Dr. Liu. The position is primarily clinic-based and requires a provider who can work independently while managing a full patient schedule five days per week.

Day-to-day responsibilities include evaluating and treating orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions, ordering and interpreting diagnostic studies, reviewing X-rays, and developing treatment plans. The provider also performs in-office procedures such as injections, aspirations, splinting, and casting within their scope of practice.

The ideal candidate is confident, clinically autonomous, and comfortable making independent decisions while collaborating with the supervising physician as needed. You will work closely with physicians, therapists, imaging staff, and clinical support teams to coordinate patient care.

This position offers the opportunity to practice at the top of your license in a supportive orthopedic practice. Professional growth is supported through continuing education and professional development requirements.

Requirements

Current Florida Physician Assistant or Advanced Practice Registered Nurse license.
NCCPA certification required for Physician Assistants.
ANCC or AANP certification required for Nurse Practitioners.
Current BLS certification required.
Minimum of two years of orthopedic, sports medicine, urgent care, emergency medicine, or related musculoskeletal experience preferred.
Experience independently managing patient visits in a clinic setting strongly preferred.
Experience interpreting musculoskeletal X-rays is required.
Ability to work independently and exercise sound clinical judgment.

Responsibilities

Independently evaluate, diagnose, and treat orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions in an outpatient clinic setting.
Manage a full clinic schedule five days per week.
Obtain and document comprehensive patient histories and physical examinations.
Order, review, and interpret diagnostic testing, including musculoskeletal X-rays.
Develop and implement treatment plans in collaboration with the supervising physician when appropriate.
Perform in-office procedures within scope of practice, including injections, aspirations, splinting, casting, and other orthopedic interventions.
Educate patients regarding diagnoses, treatment options, post-procedure care, and rehabilitation plans.
Accurately document patient encounters in the electronic medical record.

Benefits

Opportunity to work in a high-volume orthopedic clinic with a collaborative team.
Professional development through continuing education and training.
Supportive environment with a supervising physician and clinical support staff.
Practice at the top of your license in a focused orthopedic setting.