Prisma Health·Columbia, South Carolina
The role involves performing health histories, physical exams, and formulating treatment plans under physician supervision. Additionally, the practitioner orders diagnostic tests and provides emergency care to prevent loss of life or limb.
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Works under the supervision of a physician to give quality treatment, referral and follow-up care in a medical or hospital setting.
Accountabilities
Performs health histories, physical exams, individual and group health education. - 20%
Orders diagnostic laboratory tests and radiological tests, including special testing such as CTs, MRIs, ultrasound, and contrast studies with physician approval. - 20%
Interprets physical findings, lab and x-ray results, makes diagnoses, and formulates and carries out treatment plan, prescribing medication in accordance to state licensing laws. - 20%
Refers cases to immediate supervising physician when patient conditions are complicated, exceed the Physician Assistant’s limit of care or level of training. - 20%
Provides emergency care to prevent the loss of life, limb or eyesight. Institutes emergency procedures in accordance with level of training. - 10%
Supports clinic function by participating in policy development, operational improvement and the implementation of policies and improvements. - 10%
Work Shift: Variable (United States of America)
Facility: 3464 Pediatric Pulmonology 9 Med Park 505
Department: 34641000 Pediatric Pulmonology 9 Med Park 505-Practice Operations
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Candidates must have a Bachelor's degree from an accredited Physician Assistant program and current state licensure. NCCPA certification and BLS are required, with a CAQ in Emergency Medicine preferred.
Market context
In South Carolina, pediatric pulmonology roles are typically competitive because they require advanced clinical training, current state licensure, and nationally recognized certification. This position calls for a PA with a bachelor’s degree from an accredited program, NCCPA certification, and BLS, with CAQ in Emergency Medicine preferred. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your licensure, certification status, and pediatric or respiratory care experience before applying.
