Ready to put your skills to work? Here's what your day-to-day will look like:
- See patients and make an impact: Conduct approximately 25 patient visits per day in our busy occupational health clinic, diagnosing and treating work-related injuries with confidence and care.
- Be the expert on worker wellness: Develop treatment plans for occupational injuries, from sprains and strains to repetitive motion injuries—you'll become the go-to person for getting our working community back on their feet.
- Learn and grow: Whether you're a new graduate or seasoned pro, you'll have plenty of opportunities to expand your skill set and master new techniques in occupational health medicine.
- Collaborate like a pro: Work alongside a supportive team of healthcare professionals who are just as passionate about occupational health as you are.
- Keep it organized: Maintain accurate patient records, document findings, and ensure all clinical notes are thorough and timely.
- Stay current: Keep up with best practices in occupational health and worker injury management to provide top-notch care.
- Enjoy work-life balance: Work day shift (8a-5p) with no weekends and no call—because taking care of yourself matters too!
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's Degree and completion of an AMA-approved Physician Assistant program
- Michigan state licensure with current NCCPA certification
- BLS and DEA certification
