Physician Assistant

Diagnose and treat patients across all ages in urgent care, primary medical, telemedicine, and occupational medicine settings. Perform minor procedures, suturing, splinting, orthopedic evaluations, dermatology, eye care, EKG interpretations, and general GYN expertise. Review x-rays for radiologist over-read and manage emergency situations. Lead a small team of medical assistants while utilizing your full scope of practice to handle diverse clinical needs. This role requires Physician Assistant Board Certification and an MSN or higher degree. You must be DOT certified or willing to obtain certification, with costs covered. Schedule involves rotating shifts covering seven days a week, including every other weekend. MainStreet Family Care offers a two-year commitment with tuition reimbursement grants for rural community access.