Locum Physician Assistant (PA) - $115 to $130 per hour in North Carolina

LocumJobsOnline is working with Greenstaff Medical to find a qualified Other PA in North Carolina!

Pay Information

$115 to $130 per hour

About The Position

We are hiring a Board-Certified Pain Management Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner to provide ongoing clinic coverage at a hospital-based pain management clinic in North Carolina.

Position Details :

Coverage :   Clinic, 3 days / week (Wed–Fri, 8 AM – 5 PM)

Duties :   Follow-up visits, medication management, and additional treatment plans

Physician onsite Fridays; ongoing training and support provided on latest pain management methods

Facility Type :  Clinic within hospital

Average Census :   ~20 adult patients per day

EMR :   EPIC

Vaccinations :   Mandatory

Clinical Focus & Procedures :

Chronic and acute pain management

Pain medicine interventions including  injections and neuromodulation

Support Staff :

Nursing and administrative support available

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Job Requirements

BLS and ACLS  (required)

Board Certification  (required)

Active NC license & DEA  (required – not willing to license)

Minimum  2 years of experience in Pain Management

Credentialing timeframe : ~60 days

Benefits

Hourly compensation :   $115 / hr W2 or $130 / hr 1099

Licensure reimbursement

Certification reimbursement

Travel and lodging reimbursement

$3,000 referral bonus

📞 For more details or to apply, contact Kate, Physician and Provider Recruitment Consultant at 469 206 8899 or email

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