St. David's South Austin Medical Center in Austin, Texas is recruiting a Physician Assistant for its Emergency Medicine Fellowship program — a structured, hands-on training pathway embedded within a nationally recognized, high-acuity emergency department operating 24/7. This is a rare opportunity for a new or early-career PA to build advanced emergency medicine competency at a well-resourced acute care facility in one of the country's most dynamic and livable cities. The fellowship offers direct mentorship, clinical depth, and a clear trajectory toward independent EM practice.
Perks and Benefits
- Health insurance coverage
- Paid professional liability insurance
- 401(k) retirement plan
- Access to a dedicated clinician wellness program
- Leadership development and career growth opportunities within a large, stable national emergency medicine group
Practice Highlights
- Fellowship training site: St. David's South Austin Medical Center, a full-service acute care hospital established in 1982 and nationally recognized for its cardiac program
- 24/7 emergency department providing continuous, high-volume acute care coverage to South Austin and surrounding communities
- Fully renovated maternity unit on campus with Level I and Level II nurseries, reflecting the facility's breadth of inpatient services
- Structured emergency medicine fellowship curriculum designed to accelerate clinical competency for PAs in a supervised, mentored environment
- Exposure to the full spectrum of community and regional ED acuity, including cardiac, obstetric, and general medical/surgical presentations
- Backed by the operational infrastructure and clinical resources of a respected national emergency medicine organization
Qualifications
- Graduate of an accredited Physician Assistant program; NCCPA certification required or eligibility to obtain
- Active Texas PA license or eligibility to obtain prior to start
- Interest in emergency medicine as a primary practice focus; fellowship is designed for new or early-career PAs seeking advanced EM training
- Commitment to completing the structured fellowship curriculum and associated clinical rotations
About the Community
Austin, Texas consistently ranks among the most desirable cities in the country for quality of life, offering a booming job market, no state income tax, a nationally celebrated food and music scene, and year-round outdoor recreation along the Colorado River and surrounding Hill Country. South Austin in particular is known for its walkable neighborhoods, strong school options, and a distinct local culture that balances urban energy with a relaxed pace. For clinicians relocating from out of state, Austin's combination of affordability relative to comparable metros, rapid growth, and cultural vibrancy makes it an exceptionally compelling destination.