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Advanced Practice - Family Medicine Opening in Goldendale, WA
Updated 10/03/25
Goldendale, Washington, United States
Physician Assistant
Family Practice/Primary Care
Job at a glance
Degree Required
MPAS/MHS/MMSc/MPH
Position Type
Full-Time
Work Environment
Hospital
Clinic/Private Practice
Visa Sponsorship
No
Job description
Job description
Family Med/Palliative Care Nurse Practitioner opening - Goldendale, WA Located on the border of Washington and Oregon - 100m to Tri-Cities, 120m to Portland Position Details
- Full-time, permanent
- Employment opportunity for a kind and caring ARNP who feels called to serve patients in greatest need. This position is a blend of Primary Care and Palliative Care and caters to patients with serious, progressive illnesses and their families.
- Primary Care providers see 13-17 patients/day. Palliative Care currently manages a census of 50 patients and are looking for a provider to help expand this great program.
- 4 day work week, no call, no OB, excellent benefits and competitive salary.
- Hospital is an eligible site for state and federal rural loan repayment.
- The Family Medicine team consists of 3 physicians and 6 APP providers. The clinic is a designated Rural Health Clinic (RHC) and also offers ExpressCare, Pain Management, Behavioral Health, Optometry, and Dental. Each FM provider has dedicated support staff and on site access to EMR support. The EMR is Meditech Expanse. The leadership structure in the clinic consists of a Medical Director (Physician), Clinic Director, Medical Support Staff Supervisor (RN) and Office Support Staff Supervisor.
- Palliative Care team is composed of nurses, social workers, chaplains and volunteers and works in tandem with our Hospice team. Most patient visits will be conducted in the clinic office setting while some are conducted in patient homes as well as virtually. The Palliative Care Provider will conduct chronic and complex chronic care management, advanced care planning and transitional care planning to support patients in achieving their goals while living with chronic disease.