Full Time NP / PA for Pain Management Clinic

Job Description

Job Description

We are a well-established physical medicine and rehabilitation practice with over 30 years of experience treating orthopedic and neurological musculoskeletal conditions. Our team includes 13 providers across four office locations.

We are currently seeking a licensed Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner in Georgia to join our Snellville office .

Position Details :

Perform office-based procedures including trigger point, tendon, and joint injections

Manage both non-opioid and opioid treatment plans

Monday–Friday, 8 : 30 AM to 4 : 00 PM

No call, No Weekends

Competitive compensation package

Training provided

Preferred Qualifications :

Experience with Allscripts EMR (a plus, but not required)

Prior experience in pain management, orthopedics, or physical medicine is a plus, but not required

We Offer :

• CME reiembursment
• Full Benefits [Dental, Life, Medical, and Vision]
• Supplemental benefits [short-term disability and paid time off]

If you're looking to join a collaborative and experienced team in a stable and supportive environment, we’d love to hear from you!

Company Description

Physiatrists specialize in the diagnosis, evaluation and treatment of all types of physical disabilities. Physiatrists are experts in determining the appropriate treatment for patients recovering from any disease process which results in a functional impairment. Physiatrists treat patients with medications; prescribe treatment modalities such as heat, cold, electrical stimulation, and specific forms of specialized therapeutic exercise in conjunction with physical therapists. Physiatrists directly coordinate the multidisciplinary treatment of pulmonary, cardiovascular, oncology, endocrine, vascular, neurologic, orthopedic, traumatic and genetic related physical and functional impairments across all age groups. Physiatrists also provide expertise in prescribing prosthetic and orthotic devices and electrical or

mechanical assistive devices.

Oftentimes the integration of multiple healthcare professionals is necessary to facilitate recovery; in PM & R this includes occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech therapy, rehabilitation nursing, diet / nutrition, social services, and case management. The Physiatrist may function as the attending physician / medical director at a primary acute inpatient rehabilitation facility or as a consultant, working in conjunction with a primary care physician or facility medical director in the post-acute / sub-acute or Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) environment. Common disabilities treated by Physiatrists in the inpatient setting include recovery from major joint surgery i.e. hip / knee replacement, traumatic brain injury, stroke and general de-conditioning.

The Physiatrists typical outpatient practice includes treatment and rehabilitation for back & neck injury, joint pain, repetitive stress injuries such as Carpal Tunnel syndrome, work related injuries (workers’compensation), sports injuries, Cerebral Palsy, fibromyalgia and recovery from motor vehicle accidents. Physiatrists are leaders in the care, treatment and independence training of millions of people facing short-term, intermediate and long-term physical impairments and challenges. Physical medicine intervention not only speeds recovery, facilitates maximum functional capacity, and helps restore quality of life but also contributes to an overall decrease in long term health care related costs.

Company Description

Physiatrists specialize in the diagnosis, evaluation and treatment of all types of physical disabilities. Physiatrists are experts in determining the appropriate treatment for patients recovering from any disease process which results in a functional impairment. Physiatrists treat patients with medications; prescribe treatment modalities such as heat, cold, electrical stimulation, and specific forms of specialized therapeutic exercise in conjunction with physical therapists. Physiatrists directly coordinate the multidisciplinary treatment of pulmonary, cardiovascular, oncology, endocrine, vascular, neurologic, orthopedic, traumatic and genetic related physical and functional impairments across all age groups. Physiatrists also provide expertise in prescribing prosthetic and orthotic devices and electrical or\r\nmechanical assistive devices.\r\n\r\nOftentimes the integration of multiple healthcare professionals is necessary to facilitate recovery; in PM & R this includes occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech therapy, rehabilitation nursing, diet / nutrition, social services, and case management. The Physiatrist may function as the attending physician / medical director at a primary acute inpatient rehabilitation facility or as a consultant, working in conjunction with a primary care physician or facility medical director in the post-acute / sub-acute or Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) environment. Common disabilities treated by Physiatrists in the inpatient setting include recovery from major joint surgery i.e. hip / knee replacement, traumatic brain injury, stroke and general de-conditioning.\r\n\r\nThe Physiatrists typical outpatient practice includes treatment and rehabilitation for back & neck injury, joint pain, repetitive stress injuries such as Carpal Tunnel syndrome, work related injuries (workers’compensation), sports injuries, Cerebral Palsy, fibromyalgia and recovery from motor vehicle accidents. Physiatrists are leaders in the care, treatment and independence training of millions of people facing short-term, intermediate and long-term physical impairments and challenges. Physical medicine intervention not only speeds recovery, facilitates maximum functional capacity, and helps restore quality of life but also contributes to an overall decrease in long term health care related costs.