Join our Thriving Rural Community!

Join our thriving healthcare team in beautiful Burns, Oregon, where the mountains meet medicine! We are looking for a dedicated Physician Associate or Nurse Practitioner to make a real difference in the lives of our patients. Burns offers a unique blend of medical expertise and rural charm, and we are excited to welcome a new member to our team.

This position is full-time, with weekdays only and no weekend or evening shifts required. We welcome new graduates and offer loan repayment programs. Apply today to experience the joy of practicing medicine in this beautiful setting!

Education & Experience Requirements:

Qualifications:

– Master’s or Doctorate degree in Physician Associate studies.
– A minimum of one year of experience is preferred. Active NCCPA certification from an ARC-PA accredited program is also desirable.

Skills and Knowledge:

– Extensive knowledge of medical techniques, procedures, lab equipment, and testing protocols, as well as medication management.
– Significant understanding of motivational interviewing and counseling techniques.

Responsibilities:

– Ability to work independently and communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing.
– Capable of dealing tactfully and patiently with clients.
– Establish and maintain accurate records, reports, and statistical data.
– Demonstrate initiative and judgment in various situations.
– Maintain effective working relationships with related agencies, professionals, and community groups.
– Perform and document complete physical examinations.
– Collect vaginal, cervical, urethral, and rectal cultures, as well as other appropriate laboratory specimens.

A minimum of one years’ experience is desirable. Active NCCPA certification from a AREPA accredited program preferred.

Thorough knowledge of techniques and procedures, medical and lab equipment and testing procedures, medication.

Considerable knowledge of motivational interviewing and counseling techniques.

Ability to work independently, communicate effectively both verbally and in writing, deal tactfully and patiently with clients, establish and maintain records, reports and statistical data, use initiative and judgment, maintain effective working relationships with other related agencies, professionals and citizen groups, perform and record total physical examination, obtain vaginal, cervical, urethral and rectal cultures, and other laboratory specimens appropriate.

Work Schedule:

Weekdays (8-5)

Compensation:

Full benefits are provided for this position. We provide professional dues and CME expense reimbursement that is especially helpful for a new graduate.

Compensation Range:

$100,000 +

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