This well run physician-owned practice has a need for another full time Physician Assistant to meet the needs their Pain physician as well as that of the community. The incoming PA will collaborate with the doctor in the clinic. The PA will work with the Pain doctor on certain days and will work alone on certain days. The patient's care will be discussed directly with the doctor so that there will be a common ground of what is appropriate and also so that the incoming PA will become familiar with how the practice treat different aliments.

With the support and infrastructure of an existing group in place and the support of the local hospital this venture is a guarantee for success. Additionally, the cost of living is very reasonable.

The group consists of five physicians: There are 4 orthopaedic surgeons; one fellowship trained Interventional Physiatrist & Rehabilitation physician, three physician assistants, two physical therapy departments and mobile MRI. There are 27 employees. This orthopedic practice provides full general and sub-specialty orthopaedic work to the community and region. They also have fully developed orthopaedic physical therapy operations and each office has full radiology, casting and clinic operations. This practice has recently moved to a newly expanded office facility in the market. The new office includes full pain management suite, physical therapy and hookup for mobile MRI. Mobile MRI is currently available.

The practice management team includes a Practice Administrator, a Director of Administrative Services and two Office Managers. The practice offers all its employees an extensive benefit program inclusive of health, dental, vision, life, disability, FSAs and an employee production based bonus program. In addition, they maintain a comprehensive retirement program that includes a profit share program with a 401(k) complement.

The greater Raleigh and Research Triangle area has experienced rapid growth throughout the 1990s and into this century. That vast growth has extended into this area and eastern Carolina. The Triangle area has major health centers to which complex cases can be referred, such as Duke Medical Center, University of North Carolina Medical Center and Wake Medical Center. Additionally, Greenville, is the home of Pitt County Medical Center and the Brody School of Medicine.