Jason Randall, PA-C is an orthopedic physician assistant with 25 years of experience in joint replacement surgery and is trained to assist in Jiffy knee procedures.  He has a passion for helping people live healthier, active lives.  He is a Magna Cum Laude Graduate Physician Assistant Studies from Wichita State University, class of 2000.  Throughout his career he has prided himself in his ability to develop a rapport with his patients and to work closely with his supervising physician and staff to provide excellent healthcare.

Jason is a U.S Army veteran who served for four years as a combat medic.  He earned his Expert Field Medical Badge at Fort Benning, GA in 1993 and was awarded several Distinguished Service medals during his enlistment.  It was his privilege to travel to Quito, Ecuador in 2016 to help provide knee replacement surgeries to the underserved populations there and looks forward to participating in more medical missions in the future.

Outside of medicine, Jason’s interests include water sports, snow skiing and scuba diving. He enjoys travel and has visited over sixteen countries. As a native of Kansas City, Jason is a diehard supporter of the KC Chiefs and Royals, as well as, KU basketball. He moved to Arizona in 2006 with his wife and three sons. Although hi is not a “native” Arizonan, he has made the Valley his home since 2017 and proudly considers himself to be a “desert rat”.

At the heart of his career is a simple philosophy: Listen carefully, treat compassionately, and empower people with the knowledge they need to take charge of their health.