Orthopedic Physician Assistant - Lower Leg | Dr. Craig Radnay

Position Summary

Under the supervision of Dr. Radnay, Florida Orthopaedic Institute is seeking an experienced Physician Assistant (PA) to support a high-volume orthopaedic practice with a focus on foot, ankle, and knee conditions. This role is designed for a clinically confident PA who brings both surgical and clinic experience and is comfortable managing patient care with increasing autonomy.

The PA will play a critical role in maintaining clinic flow, managing patient volume, and ensuring continuity of care across the patient journey. This position includes a structured onboarding and training period, with the expectation that the PA will transition into a high level of independence in the clinic setting once fully ramped.

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced orthopaedic PA seeking a long-term role within a collaborative, physician-led practice that values clinical ownership, efficiency, and strong patient relationships.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Physician Assistant program
• Current Florida licensure as a Physician Assistant
• NCCPA certification required
• Minimum of 3–5 years of orthopaedic experience strongly preferred
• Required: Experience in both clinical and surgical orthopaedic settings
• Preferred: Experience with foot, ankle, and/or knee conditions
• Demonstrated ability to manage patients independently in a high-volume clinic environment
• Experience with injections and in-office orthopaedic procedures
• Strong clinical judgment, efficiency, and patient communication skills
• BLS required (ACLS preferred)

Key Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive patient care in both clinic and surgical settings, including pre-operative and post-operative management
• Conduct detailed patient histories, physical exams, and orthopaedic evaluations with a focus on foot, ankle, and knee conditions
• Independently manage clinic schedules following training, including new patient visits, follow-ups, and post-operative care
• Review and interpret diagnostic imaging, including X-rays, MRI, and CT scans
• Perform in-office procedures and injections (foot, ankle, knee, and other joints as appropriate)
• Serve as first assist in the operating room, including surgical exposure, assistance, and closure
• Participate in post-operative rounds and care coordination as needed
• Field patient calls and address clinical concerns in collaboration with the physician and care team
• Apply and remove splints, braces, boots, and other orthopaedic devices
• Accurately document all encounters, procedures, and treatment plans in the EMR
• Educate patients and families on diagnoses, treatment plans, rehabilitation protocols, and post-operative care
• Collaborate closely with clinical staff and administrative teams to ensure efficient clinic operations
• Adhere to FOI standards related to patient safety, professionalism, and quality of care
• Participate in ongoing education, training, and professional development activities
• Perform other duties as assigned to support practice needs

What We Offer

• Full-time employment with long-term growth potential
• Competitive compensation with opportunities for productivity-based incentives
• Comprehensive benefits package
• Supportive, collaborative work environment within a high-performing orthopaedic practice

About Florida Orthopaedic Institute

Florida Orthopaedic Institute is committed to delivering world-class orthopaedic care through a collaborative, patient-centered approach. Our physicians, advanced practice providers, and staff work together to provide exceptional outcomes while fostering a supportive and professional work environment.

At Florida Orthopaedic Institute, we are committed to excellence in every patient encounter. We embrace a culture of inclusion and growth while supporting our team members both personally and professionally. Come grow your career with us!