Full Job Description
Physician Assistant
At Livingston Community Health, we believe quality care should be accessible to everyone—no matter their ZIP code, insurance status, or spoken language. That’s why we’re on a mission to break down barriers to care and deliver comprehensive, compassionate, and culturally responsive services to underserved communities across California’s Central Valley.
We’re looking for a Physician Assistant who shares our passion for equity and service—and who thrives in a supportive, team-based environment where their clinical expertise can make a lasting impact.
Why Join Us?
- Work side-by-side with a diverse, mission-driven team of physicians, NPs, PAs, and behavioral health clinicians.
- Be part of a patient-centered medical home where you can deliver whole-person care, not just check boxes.
- Enjoy autonomy, support, and collaboration in a community-based, federally qualified health center (FQHC) setting.
- Choose a schedule that fits your lifestyle; 4 or 5 day workweeks, built-in administrative time (4 hours per week), and a set 1-hour lunch with a closed office.
What You’ll Do
- Provide direct patient care across all age groups and acuity levels.
- Perform routine and acute exams, develop treatment plans, prescribe medications, and follow up on labs and diagnostics.
- Collaborate with nursing, care coordination, and behavioral health teams to ensure integrated, wraparound care.
- Attend provider meetings and contribute to ongoing quality improvement efforts.
- Maintain timely and thorough documentation using our EHR system (NextGen), including task completion within 72 hours.
Who You Are
- A California-licensed Physician Assistant (PA-C) with active DEA registration.
- A graduate of an accredited PA program and hold current BLS certification.
- Experienced in delivering primary care in a community health outpatient setting (2 years preferred).
- Passionate about working with diverse, underserved populations.
- Grounded in evidence-based medicine, with excellent clinical decision-making and communication skills.
- Calm under pressure and adaptable when things get unpredictable—you’re the kind of provider who steps up, not back.
Preferred Skills & Experience
- Familiarity with chronic disease management, population health, and value-based care models.
- Spanish-speaking proficiency (or another language spoken by our patient population) is a plus but not required.
- Proficient in NextGen or another EHR platform.
- Strong organizational skills and a collaborative mindset—you don’t just work with a team, you build it up.
A Day in the Life
- See a mix of in-person, telehealth, and same-day visits, including preventive care, sick visits, chronic care management, and follow-ups.
- Lean on our clinical support staff (MAs, RNs, and administrative team) to help you work at the top of your license.
- Spend your time focused on patient care, not insurance games—we’ve built systems that let providers do what they do best.
If you’re ready to bring high-quality care to a community that truly needs you—and to grow as a provider while doing work that matters—Apply today!