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We have spots available still for the Pediatric Sports Medicine Conference: Managing Pain in Your Young Athletes After Injuries on January 11th, 2020 at UC Berkeley. More info below! Download: PEDIATRIC SPORTS MEDICINE CONFERENCE FLIER Registration http://bit.ly/UCSFsportsmed2020 Cost $175
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We are an orthopaedic clinic in Los Angeles looking for: - PA to assist in evaluation, treatment of patients and to eventually assist with surgeries. - Provide clinical assistance to the medical staff for overall clinical management. - We prepare detailed reports so effective communication skills are important and must be able to use EHR efficiently. - Must be able to work nights, holidays or weekends. (some, not all) - Experience in orthopaedics is not necessary, but must be willing to learn and pursue learning during training per -
If anyone could give me any advice on this offer, it would be greatly appreciated! Here are the details: · Salary: $82,000 o 3% raise 2nd year: $84,460 · W/benefits: $105,251.20/yr · Medical, Dental and Life insurance: 100% of premium covered · 15 days PTO, 7 paid holidays, and 5 days of short-term disability PTO per year Thanks for your help in advance!
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Ortho PA- New Grad Job Offers
kevin.morrison posted a topic in Contracts, Negotiations & Malpractice
Hey everyone, need some advice. I am a second year PA student with an Athletic Training background set to graduate on Oct 1st of this year and have two orthopedic job offers waiting. I was hoping you guys who take a look and give me any/all advice you have. Job A Exciting position in practice that does not have a PA but Dr. I would be working with has experience training PAs. Base $95,000 Bonus 10% of base 22 days PTO (if holiday falls on week day, counts against PTO) Call 1 weekend a month 5 days CME with 2k allowance Malpractice with tail coverage Health insurance on da -
Hey Forum Folks, Recent grad here with an "interesting" proposal as part of a potential job offer. Should I consider taking a surgery position where I would work as a "tech" until fully credentialed (about 3 months) Thanks for your help.
