2025-12-19 – Weekly Physician Assistant Jobs : Remote roles on the rise for PAs

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week’s job market for Physician Assistants is buzzing with opportunities, especially in North Carolina and Ohio. There’s a noticeable demand in both urban clinics and more remote areas, so there’s something for everyone. For those looking for flexibility, there are verified remote positions available too.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Physician Assistant
    Company: CORNERSTONE FAMILY PRACTICE AND URG | Location: Fayetteville, NC
    This role involves working closely with a small team in a family practice setting. It’s a great spot if you want to build long-term relationships with patients.
    Apply Here

  • Physician Assistant
    Company: COMPLETE HEALTHCARE | Location: Marion, OH
    Step into a full-time role in a collaborative environment. This position offers a chance to work with a vibrant team and gain varied experiences.
    Apply Here

  • Physician Assistant
    Company: COMPLETE HEALTHCARE | Location: Columbus, OH
    Another opportunity with Complete Healthcare, where you can expect a supportive work culture and ample scope for professional growth.
    Apply Here

  • Physician Assistant
    Company: COMPLETE HEALTHCARE | Location: Delaware, OH
    A rewarding role in a fast-paced setting. Perfect for those who thrive in dynamic environments.
    Apply Here

  • Physician Assistant
    Company: COMPLETE HEALTHCARE | Location: Pickerington, OH
    Join a team that values innovation and teamwork. An ideal spot for honing your skills in a supportive setting.
    Apply Here

  • Physician Assistant
    Company: Raleigh Orthopaedic Clinic | Location: Raleigh, NC
    Work with a clinical team for a surgeon specializing in orthopedics. It’s a great fit if you’re passionate about musculoskeletal health.
    Apply Here

  • Physician Assistant
    Company: Ace InfoTech LLC | Location: Fayetteville, NC
    A unique opportunity for those certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants.
    Apply Here

  • Physician Assistant
    Company: Carolina Health Centers, Inc. | Location: Greenwood, SC
    This role is crucial in establishing patient care programs. It’s an excellent opportunity to make a significant impact.
    Apply Here

  • Physician Assistant
    Company: Urological Associates of Savannah, PC. | Location: Savannah, GA
    Offers a traditional Monday through Friday schedule. Ideal for those who like routine and stability.
    Apply Here

  • Nurse Practitioner / Physician Assistant
    Company: MASC Medical | Location: Venice, FL
    A dual role position that offers flexibility and the chance to work in a beautiful location.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

There’s a growing trend towards remote work in healthcare, offering flexibility and work-life balance that many are seeking. Here are some remote roles available this week:

  • Physicians Assistant
    Company: Medical solutions consultants llc | Location: Miami, FL
    Join an innovative team focused on virtual health solutions, providing patient care without geographic constraints.
    Apply Here

  • 1099 Physician - APP Supervision
    Company: Oscar Health | Location: Atlanta, GA
    Oversee nurse practitioners and physician assistants virtually, allowing for a flexible work arrangement.
    Apply Here

  • Physician - Virtual Health Assessment
    Company: Oscar Health | Location: Nashville, TN
    Engage in virtual health assessments, offering medical advice without the need for physical presence.
    Apply Here

  • 1099 Physician - APP Supervision - Virtual Health Assessment
    Company: Oscar Health | Location: Atlanta, GA
    Combine supervision with health assessments for a varied and engaging virtual role.
    Apply Here

  • Telehealth Physician (Remote)
    Company: Understood Care | Location: Orlando, FL
    Provide telehealth services with a focus on patient-centered care in a fully remote capacity.
    Apply Here

  • Provider (Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner) - Northeast Region
    Company: Bicycle Health | Location: Chicago, IL
    Work remotely while offering essential health services across the Northeast region.
    Apply Here

  • Provider (Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner) - Northeast Region
    Company: Bicycle Health | Location: Philadelphia, PA
    Engage with patients remotely, offering healthcare solutions on a flexible schedule.
    Apply Here

  • Provider (Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner) - West Region
    Company: Bicycle Health | Location: Dallas County, TX
    Join a remote team delivering high-quality care to patients in the West region.
    Apply Here

  • Provider (Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner) - West Region
    Company: Bicycle Health | Location: Denver, CO
    Engage in patient care remotely, with an emphasis on flexibility and effectiveness.
    Apply Here

  • Provider (Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner) - West Region
    Company: Bicycle Health | Location: Phoenix, AZ
    Deliver remote healthcare services with a focus on the West region, ensuring patient satisfaction.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That wraps it up for this week’s newsletter. Keep an eye on your inbox for more opportunities, and remember—timing is everything, so don’t wait too long to apply!

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Those ‘verified remote’ listings are legit, but , a few expire within 24–48 hours — set an alert and apply the same day… I landed a tele-derm PA role last month using AAPA’s board (https://pa-jobsource.aapa.org) and filtered to North Carolina licensure even though the clinic’s in Ohio. Small caveat: some ‘remote’ gigs still want quarterly on-site days — did they note that in this week’s batch?

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Landed a tele‑urgent care PA gig out of NC by applying through the health system’s own portal instead of the board; @n_jackson12 is right about moving fast, and adding “telemedicine,” “Epic,” and “asynchronous” to my resume got me past the filters. Small caveat: many “remote” roles want 1–2 onsite orientation days or require you to hold licenses in multiple states — ask upfront if they cover fees.

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“Verified remote” Ohio listings asked for multi-state licenses; confirm pay structure — 1099 rates differ.

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Applied the same day to an Ohio remote primary care posting and only heard back after I added “weekend availability” to my resume — seems they prioritize that more than years out. My quick screen is, “Do you pay for EMR onboarding and provide malpractice (tail) for 1099s?” — if it’s no/unclear, I skip. If you’re moving fast like @n_jackson12 says, set AAPA alerts and keep a text-only resume ready: Career Resources - AAPA.

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On the “verified remote” postings, I started opening my cover note with “Epic + Zoom for Healthcare experience, wired connection, private workspace,” and my callbacks jumped because it signals you’re ready on day one. Small caveat: some real‑time portals strip formatting, so keep it to one clean sentence.

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I started opening my note with a metric line like “14–18 tele-visits/day, 98% same-day chart closure, NC + OH active,” and callbacks jumped; small caveat — some teams screen for Athena/Elation over Epic, so list whichever you’ve used, @alex_brenner92

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Quick example: I got more bites after adding a line like “tele-UC: about 17 visits/day, PDMP checked, OH + NC active” and attaching a one-page case log — recruiters love receipts; @n_jackson12 is right on flexibility, and if I can’t do weekends I offer two “late evenings” instead.

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For NC/Ohio roles, I add NPI + CAQH ID up top; ‘apply promptly’ mattered — some HRs still prefer no IDs.

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Noticed the NC/Ohio remote listings move fast; I put my ET availability (after 5p + 2 weekends/month), Epic/Zoom proficiency, and malpractice status in the first paragraph and started getting same-day screens. @n_jackson12 is right — “apply promptly” matters, but adding that I’m open to occasional on-site days (Raleigh/Columbus) kept me from getting filtered out.

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Adding ‘hardwired ethernet, private HIPAA-safe office, dual monitors’ to my first paragraph bumped my callbacks — tele teams treat it like seeing a clean exam room. Small caveat: I never post DEA or exact license numbers publicly; I offer those after a screen, @fharper21.

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