Physician Assistant (PA) - General Practice in Chestnut Hill, MA

Physician Assistant | General Practice Location: Chestnut Hill, MA Employer: The Inline Group Pay: Competitive weekly pay (inquire for details) Shift Information: 3 days x 12 hours Start Date: ASAP About the Position AFC Urgent Care - Burlington / Stoneham / Waltham / Bedford - Full Time | 6, 10, and 12 Hour Shifts Available ( 24 hours a week minimum for Part-time) Employed New Graduates Welcome to Apply Average Patients seen: 4 patients per hour Call Schedule: No Call Compensation: Earning Potential up to $250,000 annually. - We offer an hourly patient volume incentive bonus for all Providers and an hourly solo bonus for NPs and PAs who are able to work solo shifts. Benefits: - 401k With 4% Match - Medical Insurance, Short & Long-Term Disability, Life - CME Time and Allowance stipend of 2,500 - 5 weeks of PTO - EMR and DOT Certification training offered. - Urgent Care Boot Camp offered to New Graduates, has practiced in a specialty other than Urgent Care, or has skill gaps that must be addressed prior to employment. - Full time Providers can use their CME stipend to purchase the Urgent Care Bootcamp at any time. - Relocation assistance offered on a case-by-case basis - The schedule is published in 4-month blocks, 3 times per year. Time off requests are submitted in advance.

Shift trades can be made after the schedule is published, if needed. Additional Info: Work with AFC, one of the largest urgent care systems throughout the nation, known for providing comprehensive and astute urgent care services. IDEAL CANDIDATES: -Candidates with UC experience preferred, will accept those with prior ICU/ER experience as an RN -Accepting new graduates who are proficient in UC procedures such as suturing, EKG, splinting, X-rays, etc. -Team-Oriented: Willing to work every other full weekend (Sat/Sun) and proportional holidays as part of the provider rotation -Must already be board-certified and licensed in MA NEW GRADUATE SUPPORT: New grads receive strong initial support but must quickly become efficient and confident in independent decision-making.

After training, they'll serve as the float or second provider in busy clinics, consulting with a Supervising Physician only as needed-especially for pediatric cases if lacking prior experience. The goal is to see 3 pts/hour, ramping up to 4