Orthopedics Physician Assistant

Orthopedic Trauma Nurse Practitioner / Physician Assistant opening in WA Located in Wenatchee, WA Full-Time, Permanent Hospital-EmployedPractice Overview: Full-time Orthopedic Trauma APP opportunity in Wenatchee, Washington Open to Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants Join an established Orthopedic Trauma team consisting of 2 surgeons and 3 APPs 4-day work week Mix of first assist, hospital-based care, and clinic responsibilities Collaborative and supportive team-based care environment Additional pay available for on-call shifts No telemedicine No visa sponsorship Integrated healthcare delivery system with two hospitals, outpatient clinics across rural communities, and more than 30 medical specialties Organization-wide team includes 300+ physicians and 170 advanced practice clinicians Strong focus on work-life balance, provider satisfaction, and reduced burnout Compensation & Recruitment Package: Competitive yearly salary range: $142,000 - $172,000 , based on years of experience Signing bonus Internal student loan repayment up to $24,000 Relocation stipend of $5,000 paid in first paycheck CME allowance of $5,000 every two years Matching 401(k) Life insurance Long-term disability insurance Job Qualifications: Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant Orthopedic or trauma experience preferred Washington license or eligibility Strong communication skills with patients and families Ability to thoroughly document and maintain comprehensive patient records Team-oriented approach and interest in orthopedic trauma care Benefits: Generous healthcare benefits Matching 401(k) Life insurance Long-term disability insurance Student loan repayment assistance Relocation stipend CME allowance Mentoring program Additional benefits to be discussed during the interview process Wenatchee, Washington offers a scenic North Central Washington lifestyle with more than 200 days of sunshine annually, access to the Cascade Mountains and Columbia River, hiking, camping, skiing, snowboarding, rafting, kayaking, fishing, strong schools, parks, arts, festivals, low power rates, and no state income tax.