Physician Assistant

Pediatric Physician Assistant (PA)

If working with children is what you enjoy most about being a healthcare provider, this opportunity may be worth a closer look.

HealthPro Talent is seeking a Pediatric Physician Assistant to join a community-based medical practice in the Beverly Park section of Brooklyn.

This position is designed for a provider who enjoys caring for children, connecting with parents and families, and helping young patients receive the medical attention they need.

We are looking for someone who brings sound clinical judgment, a thoughtful approach to pediatric care, and an understanding of the importance of building trust with both children and their caregivers.

This is a pediatric-focused position, not a general family practice role.

What You Will Be Doing

Your day-to-day work will center on the care and well-being of pediatric patients, including:

• Evaluating children and adolescents presenting with acute and ongoing medical concerns.
• Conducting pediatric examinations and health assessments.
• Diagnosing and managing common pediatric conditions.
• Providing well-child care, preventive services, and age-appropriate screenings.
• Developing treatment plans and educating parents and caregivers.
• Monitoring patient progress and coordinating follow-up care.
• Maintaining accurate and timely clinical documentation.
• Working collaboratively with the clinical team to support continuity of care.

Preferred Schedule

We are open to discussing scheduling preferences with the right provider.

The preferred schedule is:

• Three days per week: 1:00 PM – 9:00 PM
• Sunday: Every other Sunday
• Friday: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

We welcome a conversation about scheduling options.

What We Are Looking For

• Active and unrestricted New York State PA license.
• National certification appropriate to the position.
• Pediatric clinical experience preferred.
• Strong assessment, diagnostic, and clinical decision-making skills.
• Excellent communication skills and the ability to work effectively with children and their families.
• A patient-centered approach to pediatric care.

Yiddish-speaking is a plus! The ability to communicate with Yiddish-speaking patients and families would be a valuable addition to the practice.