Child Abuse Medical Provider (NP, APRN, PA)

Job Description

Job Description

At Kids FIRST, your clinical expertise can help children take an important step toward healing. We're seeking a Medical Provider (NP, APRN, or PA) to join a dedicated team of medical providers, therapists, forensic interviewers, and advocates supporting children and families impacted by abuse.

You'll provide compassionate, trauma-informed medical evaluations for children with concerns of abuse or neglect, assess their medical needs, and coordinate follow-up care and referrals. You'll also collaborate with community partners, provide medical consultation, review records, and offer expert testimony when needed.

Why Join Kids FIRST?

• Time to provide thoughtful care. With approximately 5–10 exams per week, you'll have time for comprehensive evaluations, careful documentation, and meaningful collaboration.

• A predictable clinical schedule. This full-time position has no night or weekend appointments. Rotating after-hours on-call responsibilities primarily involve phone consultation with community partners and healthcare professionals.

• A supportive workplace. Kids FIRST has been recognized as one of Oregon's 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For for six consecutive years. Our team values integrity, growth, resilience, and supporting one another through meaningful and challenging work.

• Specialized work with a shared purpose. As Lane County's accredited Children's Advocacy Center, we bring professionals together under one roof. You'll work closely with child welfare, law enforcement, prosecutors, and other partners to support a coordinated response to child abuse

What You'll Bring

You're a board-certified NP, APRN, or PA with experience in pediatric or family medicine, sound clinical judgment, and a compassionate approach to working with children and families. You value collaboration and can remain objective, thoughtful, and professional in sensitive situations.

Experience in child maltreatment or a Children's Advocacy Center is preferred. If you're new to this specialty and bring relevant clinical experience and a strong interest in the work, we encourage you to apply.

Make Your Home in Eugene, Oregon

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Compensation and Benefits

The annual salary range is $112,000–$168,000, depending on experience. Eligible English/Spanish bilingual candidates receive an additional 5% bilingual differential.

Our benefits package includes:

• 100% employer-paid medical, dental, and vision coverage for employees and their families.

• A 3% retirement match.

• An employer-paid mental health HRA.

• FireMed membership.

• Paid holidays, paid time off, and sick time.

Bring your expertise, compassion, and curiosity to Kids FIRST. We'd love to hear from you.

Kids FIRST is an equal opportunity employer committed to a respectful, inclusive workplace and compassionate, high-quality care for children and their non-offending family members from all backgrounds and family structures. The selected candidate will be required to provide verification of identity and authorization to work in the United States.

This position requires the successful completion of a criminal history and child welfare background check prior to the start date.