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Ready for a fulfilling career with Beacon OHSS - A Division of International SOS? Apply now and be part of a team that values your well-being and success.

• Comprehensive Coverage: Medical, Dental, Vision, and even Pet Insurance to keep your whole family healthy.
• Peace of Mind Anywhere: Emergency Travel Assistance for unexpected situations while away.
• Secure Your Future: 401(k) matching at 3% to help you build long-term financial stability.
• Generous Time Off: 10 vacation days, plus 2 floating holidays and 9 statutory holidays.
• Invest in Yourself: Continuous Education Allowance to support your professional growth.
• Financial Protection: Short- and Long-Term Disability and Life Insurance for added security.
• Professional Assurance: Professional Liability Insurance included for your protection

As a Remote Physician Assistant on Alaska's North Slope, you'll serve as the primary healthcare provider for an isolated oil site workforce, delivering urgent and emergent care in a challenging environment. Working on a rotational 3-weeks-on/3-weeks-off schedule, you'll manage everything from routine illnesses and injuries to medical emergencies and trauma, including directing triage and coordinating air evacuations when necessary. Your responsibilities include primary care, occupational health services (such as audiograms, pulmonary function tests, respirator fit tests, and drug/alcohol testing), first aid training, and health promotion initiatives. You'll also lead emergency response team training, maintain medical records, and ensure readiness of equipment and supplies-all while collaborating with offsite physician support in Anchorage. This role is ideal for a proactive, adaptable clinician who thrives in remote settings and values autonomy, leadership, and making a real impact.

Step into a unique role where your expertise ensures the health and safety of Alaska's remote oil site workforce. Working on a rotational 3-weeks-on/3-weeks-off schedule, you'll provide critical care in an isolated environment:

• Be the Primary Provider: Deliver urgent and emergent care for an ever-changing workforce, supported by offsite physicians in Anchorage.
• Respond to Emergencies: Manage everything from minor illnesses to trauma and mass casualty incidents, directing triage, patient transport, and emergency medical supervision.
• Coordinate Evacuations: Assess and arrange emergency air evacuations for seriously ill or injured patients to advanced medical facilities.
• Provide Occupational Health Services: Perform audiograms, pulmonary function tests, respirator fit tests, and regulated/non-regulated drug and alcohol testing.
• Promote Wellness: Lead first aid training, health and hygiene inspections, and lifestyle programs focused on fitness and healthy eating.
• Perform Advanced Diagnostics: Conduct laboratory and electrocardiograph procedures to support accurate diagnoses.
• Prescribe and Dispense Medications: Manage pharmaceuticals, including controlled substances, in compliance with DEA regulations and collaborative agreements.
• Lead Emergency Preparedness: Build and train volunteer medical response teams, conduct weekly training sessions, and maintain readiness of emergency equipment and supplies.
• Maintain Accurate Records: Document injuries, medical forms, and statistical logs according to company policies and medical standards.
• Collaborate Across Teams: Interface with safety representatives, HR, and other response team sections to ensure seamless care and rehabilitation.

• Current Alaska State License / Certification 
• Current BLS and ACLS certification 
• 3-5 years remote experience or emergency medicine experience 
• ATLS
• CAOCH, an asset
• NIOSH, an asset
• Graduate of an American Medical Association accredited PA training program 
• Arctic work experience beneficial 
• Must possess a valid driver's license