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Physician Assistant Jobs with DocCafe
DocCafe offers physician assistant jobs in over 80 specialties including primary care and family medicine, emergency medicine, and psychiatry.
Search thousands of full-time, part-time, contract and locum tenens PA jobs at hospitals, physicians’ offices, outpatient centers and nursing homes. Create a profile to gain access to high-paying PA jobs, manage your CV and view articles to help you with your job search.
Physician Assistant Salary
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual physician assistant salary is $121,530. The compensation a physician assistant earns can vary significantly by specialty, location and employment type.
Physician Assistant Job Outlook
DocCafe has thousands of jobs for physician assistants, and you can expect this number to grow. With a rapidly aging population, employment of physician assistants is projected to increase by 28 percent from 2021 to 2031. This is much faster than average and due to expanding health services and a focus on cost savings. The PA job outlook is bright, with 23,800 PA job openings projected each year, on average, over the decade.
Physician Assistant FAQs
- What are the highest paying physician assistant jobs?
- Cardiology was the highest paid physician assistant specialty last year, according to the AAPA Salary Survey. The top five highest-paying PA jobs include:
- Cardiovascular/cardiothoracic surgery — $147,000
- Dermatology — $146,000
- Emergency medicine — $129,146
- Surgical subspecialties — $127,775
- Occupational medicine — $125,600
- Does DocCafe offer physician assistant travel jobs?
- Yes! DocCafe works with thousands of medical institutions across the country that need physician assistants for short-term and long-term assignments. Sign up with DocCafe, select advanced search and click “locums/travel” to find physician assistant travel jobs that provide the freedom and flexibility you’re looking for in your career.
- What are the qualifications to become a certified physician assistant?
- To become a certified physician assistant, you must fulfill PA school prerequisites and obtain work experience with HCE and PCE. All states require that physician assistants graduate from a PA accredited program and pass the Physician Assistant National Certifying Exam (PANCE). In order to become a practicing PA, you will need to become licensed in your state. DocCafe offers several opportunities where an employer can help you to get licensed as needed.
- How can DocCafe help me find a physician assistant job?
- DocCafe offers the largest free, secure and confidential national database of open physician assistant positions. Subscribing employers at healthcare systems can review your profile information and CV to contact you directly about relevant opportunities. Sign up or log in to find your perfect physician assistant job.
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