Description
Physician Assistant (PA-C) – In-Home Acute Care
Make a Real Impact—One Home at a Time
At myLaurel, we are redefining acute care by bringing urgent, high-acuity, hospital-level services directly into the homes of New York’s most vulnerable, frail, and complex patients. Join a mission-driven team that focuses on patient-centered care, prevents avoidable ER visits, and reduces readmissions by nearly 50%.
About the Role
This is not a typical PA position. It’s an urgent care/hospital medicine model meeting house calls, offering the autonomy and flexibility to practice at the top of your license.
You will work as a Physician Assistant providing integrated medical services in patients' homes, primarily in the Greater NYC Area. This role is Brooklyn-focused but may include patients in Kings County, Queens County, and Nassau County.
You will travel to patients solo (but supported) in a fully stocked myLaurel company vehicle equipped with diagnostics, procedures, and medications.
Reports to: Director of Provider Operations
Partners with: Paramedics, Nurses, Physicians, and Medical Assistants
Employee Classification: Part-time, Hourly
Schedule and Compensation
Schedule: Part-Time (24 hours/week), consisting of 2 shifts of 12 hours (8:30 AM to 8:30 PM).
Additional shifts are available based on business needs.
Mandatory participation in weekend and holiday coverage is required.
Compensation: $85 to $95 per hour (DOE).
Bonus: A signing bonus is included.
Key Responsibilities
As a Field Provider, you will deliver high-quality, in-home care, focusing on urgent, problem-focused, and high-acuity situations:
Perform in-home clinical assessments and focused exams/health screenings.
Administer therapeutic interventions such as IV fluids, wound care, splinting, injections, and medication administration.
Order, perform, and interpret diagnostic tests, including labs, EKGs, and bedside diagnostics (e.g., POCUS).
Educate and empower patients and their families on health management.
Coordinate care across teams, contribute to care planning, and communicate with referring clinicians.
Practice with a palliative and patient-centered lens.
Ensure the timely completion of medical records.
Requirements
Requirements & Qualifications
Current, unrestricted New York State License as a Physician Assistant.
Minimum of 2+ years / 3,600 hours of experience in relevant areas (e.g., urgent care, ED, inpatient medicine, post-acute care).
Current BLS Certification (ACLS is preferred).
Active, unrestricted NYS Driver’s License.
Physical ability to navigate stairs and carry equipment up to 60 pounds to complete patient care in home settings.
Eligibility to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.
Highly Desirable: Work experience in EMS, including IV access and medication administration, and Dual language proficiency in English and Russian.
