Physician Assistant

Overview

• As an indispensable part of our dynamic medical team, the Neurointerventional Surgery (NIS) PA is entrusted with a critical blend of both clinical and technical responsibilities.
• This position is uniquely curated for empathetic professionals who possess a keen eye for detail, outstanding critical thinking abilities, and a robust understanding of radiologic science and imaging techniques.
• NIS PA plays an essential role in patient care, providing comprehensive support throughout diagnostic imaging procedures, and ensuring the delivery of accurate, high-quality results.
• Performs advanced neurointerventional procedure or interventional radiology patient care activities and procedures.
• Assists physician during all invasive, neuro / vascular, and other special procedures.
• Provides patient care to all patients with invasive procedures, including acquisition and radiographic care for the purpose of diagnostic and/or treatment.

Responsibilities

• NIS PA with triage NIS patient with NIS attending in ER and inpatient, write consult and participate in NIS procedure as a scrub teck/PA in the angiosuite and help operate the biplane machine.
• Manage radiological equipment and ensure proper maintenance and operation Ensure patient safety and comfort during radiological examinations Write a required post procedure note and orders with hand over patient to the ICU or floor team.
• NIS PA will work with nurses to prepare patients groin, putting sterile drape, connecting lines with 3 ways with rotatory hemostatic valves, and with the catheters.
• The NIS PA will round with NIS attending in the ICU and stroke unit, complete progress notes The NIS PA will participate in NIS procedure as a scrub technician /PA in the Angio suite and help operate the biplane machine.
• The NIS PA will write a required post procedure note and orders with hand over patient to the ICU or floor team.
• Knows and practices, regulations governing sterile techniques.
• Versed in the use of patient monitoring equipment and knowledgeable in emergency procedures if called upon by the doctor and/or nurses conducting the examination Notifies Supervisor, service engineers, or Department Supervisors of any room or equipment condition which may warrant corrective action, repair, and replacement; or may in any way contribute to any reduction in the safety, health, or welfare of the patient or employees.