Cardiology Physician Assistant (Chinese Speaking)

Physician Assistant – Cardiology

Location: Manhattan & Brooklyn, New York
Practice Setting: Outpatient
Language Requirement: Mandarin or Cantonese speaking required

Position Overview

An established outpatient medical practice is seeking a Physician Assistant (PA-C) with Cardiology experience to join its clinical team serving patients in Manhattan and Brooklyn, NY.

The ideal candidate is a clinically skilled Physician Assistant who is comfortable providing outpatient cardiovascular care and can communicate effectively with a predominantly Chinese-speaking patient population.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate, diagnose, and manage patients with cardiovascular conditions.
• Obtain medical histories, perform physical examinations, and develop treatment plans.
• Provide follow-up care and ongoing management of cardiology patients.
• Order and interpret appropriate diagnostic testing in collaboration with supervising physicians.
• Educate patients and families regarding diagnoses, medications, treatment plans, and preventive care.
• Collaborate with physicians and other clinical staff to provide comprehensive patient care.
• Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation.

Qualifications

• Active New York PA license and current NCCPA certification.
• Physician Assistant experience in Cardiology or a closely related cardiovascular setting.
• Strong clinical assessment and communication skills.
• Ability to work effectively in an outpatient environment.
• Mandarin or Cantonese speaking ability is required.
• Strong commitment to culturally responsive, patient-centered care.

Practice Setting

• Outpatient Cardiology
• Locations across Manhattan and Brooklyn
• Collaborative physician-led clinical environment
• Patient-focused setting serving a diverse community, with a strong Chinese-speaking patient population

Position Highlights

• Full-time outpatient opportunity
• Manhattan & Brooklyn locations
• Cardiology-focused clinical practice
• Chinese-language skills highly important to patient care
• Collaborative multidisciplinary team