Physician Assistant (PA-C)

Practice with real autonomy inside a collaborative, physician-led group — carry your own panel with physicians down the hall. 02. Genesee County clinics About this role Practice with real autonomy inside a collaborative, physician-led group. Our PAs carry their own panel, manage acute and chronic care across the lifespan, and have physicians down the hall when a second opinion helps. Evaluate and treat patients of all ages — acute illness and injury, chronic disease, preventive visits, physicals, and immunizations 02. Order and interpret labs, EKG, X-ray, spirometry, and ultrasound available on site 03. Prescribe under your practice agreement, including controlled substances 04. Perform office procedures: laceration repair, I&D, skin biopsy, joint injections, splinting Qualifications What you need Graduate of an ARC-PA accredited PA program, master's degree Michigan PA license (or license-eligible before start) and current NCCPA certification DEA registration and Michigan controlled substance license A written practice agreement with one of our participating physicians, executed before you begin seeing patients New graduates are welcome; primary care, urgent care, or emergency medicine experience is a plus. Michigan Health Specialists is an Equal Opportunity Employer. #J-18808-Ljbffr Mihealths