1. Jay P. O’Neill, PA-C
PO Box 418
Orting, WA 98360
Experience:
September 2007 to Present Winder Family Medicine Clinic
Dept. of Family Medicine
Madigan Army Medical Center
Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA
Provide care for Soldiers and family members who are assigned to Joint base Lewis McChord.
Acute care and management of common orthopedic injuries, such as ankle and knee sprains,
rotator cuff injury, overuse syndromes and a variety of back pain issues. Minor procedures to
include suturing wounds, biopsies, mole and lesion removals. Diagnosis and treatment of acute
as well as chronic illnesses. Physical exams including well child, sports physicals, ROTC
physicals, adult male and well woman exams. Provide specialty consults as well as manage
illness and injury. Write and submit Medical Board paperwork for soldiers who were injured in
the line of duty and have received maximum benefit from specialty clinics. Managing soldier
care while working with the soldier’s units to resolve and / or determine deployability status
Average 19 patients per day. Consult precepting physician when necessary.
February 2006 to August 2007 Madigan Army Medical Center Family Medicine Clinic
Fort Lewis, WA
Returned to Madigan Family Medicine after realizing my calling to serve the military
population of active duty, retirees and their family members in an environment which provides
the opportunity to cultivate long lasting patient provider relationships. Position included
diagnosing and treatment of patients ranging in age from 2 weeks to 90 plus years. Diagnosis,
treatment and management of acute and chronic illness to include a panel of over 100 diabetic
patients. Managed and monitored orthopedic injuries and consulting to Physical Therapists,
Occupational Therapists and Orthopedic Specialists for more complex issues. Performed minor
surgical procedures such as mole and lipoma removal as well as laceration repairs and skin
biopsies. Physical exams to include well child, sports physicals, ROTC physicals, adult male
and well woman exams. Average 18 – 24 patients per day. Consulted precepting physician as
well as attending physicians when necessary.
August 2005 – January 2006 Pacific Primary Care
Sequim, WA
Provided medical care for the residents of Sequim and surrounding areas of the Olympic
Peninsula. Population of patients ranged in ages from toddlers to geriatrics. Managed multiple
medical problems and performed minor surgery to excise skin lesions and repair lacerations.
Majority of the patients had multiple medical concerns including diabetes, hypertension,

2. coronary artery disease and sequelae of these disease processes. Performed physical exams to
include well child, adult well woman and male exams. Average 25 – 32 patients per day.
Consulted with preceptor when necessary.
March 2003 – July 2006 Madigan Army Medical Center Family Medicine Clinic
Fort Lewis, WA
Position included diagnosing and treatment of patients ranging in age from 2 weeks to 90 plus
years. Diagnosis, treatment and management of acute and chronic illness to include a panel of
over 100 diabetic patients. Managed and monitored orthopedic injuries and consulting to
Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists and Orthopedic Specialists for more complex
issues. Performed minor surgical procedures such as mole and lipoma removal as well as
laceration repairs and skin biopsies. Physical exams to include well child, sports physicals,
ROTC physicals, adult male and well woman exams. Average 18 – 24 patients per day.
Consulted precepting physician as well as attending physicians when necessary.
May 2001 – March 2003 Naval Hospital Bremerton Family Medicine Clinic
Bremerton, WA
Position included diagnosing and treatment of patients ranging in age from 2 weeks to 90 plus
years. Diagnosis, treatment and management of acute and chronic illness to include a panel of
over 100 diabetic patients. Managed and monitored orthopedic injuries and consulting to
Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists and Orthopedic Specialists for more complex
issues. Performed minor surgical procedures such as mole and lipoma removal as well as
laceration repairs and skin biopsies. Physical exams to include well child, sports physicals,
ROTC physicals, adult male and well woman exams. Average 15 – 20 patients per day.
Consulted precepting physician when necessary.
Education:
University of Washington School of Medicine Bachelor of Clinical Health Science
MEDEX Physician Assistant Program Physician Assistant Certification
Professional Memberships:
NCCPA Certification
Washington Academy of Physician Assistants