Mitchell Bliss, Mpas, Pa-C, Nraemt Email & Phone Number

Boise, ID, US

Meridian, Idaho, United States

• Urgent Care provider in a busy, fast-paced clinic. Experience working in Ada and Canyon Counties. Average daily patient encounters range from 30 to 45.
• Responsible for collecting detailed histories, conducting physical examinations, developing and implementing treatment plans for patients with acute illnesses and injuries to include but not limited to: upper.
• Procedures: splint application, laceration repair with sutures (simple and complex), adhesive and staples, abscess incision and drainage, collection of cultures, eye examination using fluorescein and Woods light, eye.
• Consult as needed with primary care providers, specialist providers (occupational health, ear/nose/throat, orthopedics, general surgery and emergency department personnel) to ensure continuity of care.
• Clinic emergency drill leader, Winter 2023: organized and led the training of over 30 providers and staff in rehearsing for various emergency scenarios.
• Mentor for pre-PA students obtaining shadowing experience.

Pocatello, Idaho

• Physician Assistant Student Society Service Learning Officer (August 2019 - August 2020) -Assisted the faculty service learning coordinator in finding and establishing volunteer opportunities for PA students in my.
• Graduate Certificate in Spanish for Health Professions (in progress) -15 credits in graduate language and culture courses in addition to physician assistant courses.

Boise, Idaho

• Provided non-emergency gurney, wheelchair and ambulatory transportation for over 200 patients throughout the Treasure Valley, southern and central Idaho and eastern Oregon. Administered oxygen therapy to patients.
• Communicated with hospital, assisted living, rehabilitation, SNF and LTACH staff to receive patient reports and ensure continuity of care during and after interfacility transfers, hospital discharges and facility admits.

• Lived and served in seven U.S. states and two foreign countries, including one combat deployment.
• Led teams ranging in size from 3-4 individuals to nearly 40 in administrative, field and austereenvironments.

Pre-Physician Assistant Program, Cumulative Gpa: 3.98

International Studies, Spanish, Cumulative Gpa: 3.60

Activities and Societies: • National Model United Nations Conference Delegate, New York, New York (Spring 2008) • U.S. Army Reserve.