Physician Pediatrics - Adolescent Medicine-Teen Clinic

Join a team that shares your calling At MultiCare, you’re more than a job title — you’re part of a collaborative team of physicians and advanced practice providers committed to patient‑centered care. Your voice matters. You’ll have the support, resources and flexibility to practice at the top of your license, collaborate with experienced colleagues and make a meaningful impact. Build a long‑term career in a system that grows with you, in a community that supports your life beyond work. Mary Bridge is opening a new Teen Center that will provide comprehensive, integrated and non‑judgmental care for adolescent health. FTE: 0.9 Shift: Day Schedule: Variable Base Compensation: $244,538‑$270,518 (based on a 1.0 FTE) What We Have To Offer Competitive compensation: Attractive salary with potential sign‑on and relocation. Top‑tier benefits: Medical, dental, CME, retirement plans, and malpractice insurance (including tail). Generous time off: Ample time to recharge and maintain work/life balance. Career growth: Student loan repayment, leadership training, and advancement opportunities. Research opportunities: Engage in impactful, industry‑sponsored clinical trials and investigator‑initiated research, collaborating closely with our dedicated Research Institute team. Innovation Lab: Partner with our medical device incubator to develop cutting‑edge healthcare solutions. Wellness support: Access to mental health services and wellness coaching. Pacific Northwest lifestyle: Enjoy stunning views and outdoor adventures in a vibrant community. For more information feel free to message: View email address on click.appcast.io Position Summary The Adolescent Medicine Physician delivers comprehensive, family‑centered care to adolescents and young adults (AYA) within a clinic‑based setting. This role emphasizes preventive medicine, acute illness management, chronic disease oversight and care coordination, contributing to the overall health and development of the AYA population and supporting their families. Adolescent medicine physicians also serve as clinical partners in quality improvement efforts and multidisciplinary care teams aligned with institutional goals, and they participate as teachers to the next generation of medical students and residents. Responsibilities Provide direct patient care through scheduled clinic appointments, assessing growth, development, physical health, behavioral concerns and acute conditions. Implement preventive health strategies, including immunizations, developmental screening, anticipatory guidance and parental education. Diagnose and manage common pediatric illnesses and chronic conditions, coordinating specialty care as needed. Diagnose and manage mild to moderate mental health diagnoses, including anxiety, depression, ADHD, eating disorders, substance use disorders and gender dysphoria. Skilled management of sexual health and reproductive health. Skilled management of patient autonomy and health rights within a variety of age groups in the AYA population. Document encounters accurately and thoroughly with timely completion in the electronic health record (EHR) to ensure continuity, quality and compliance. Participate in care coordination with APPs, nurses, specialists and social services to address broader patient needs. Engage in peer collaboration, clinical meetings and case discussions that enhance practice quality, safety and teamwork. Support institutional performance goals, including efforts related to population health, equity, quality measures and safety protocols. Participate in clinical meetings and improvement initiatives, contributing to efforts that enhance patient outcomes and experience. Maintain license and appropriate continuing education. Adhere to MHS Attendance and Punctuality Policy and Procedure standards, and maintain reliable attendance. Requirements Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) from an accredited institution. Board‑certified or board‑eligible in Pediatrics (residency in internal medicine allowed if adolescent medicine fellowship completed or a combined medicine‑pediatric residency). Completion of fellowship in Adolescent Medicine. Board‑certified or board‑eligible in Adolescent Medicine. Eligible for medical licensure in the state of Washington. Demonstrated ability to provide compassionate, evidence‑based care to pediatric populations. Strong communication and interpersonal skills suitable for working with diverse children and families. BLS certification. Commitment to professional development and practice improvement. Pay and Benefit Expectations We provide a comprehensive benefits package, including competitive salary, medical, dental and retirement benefits and paid time off. Compensation is $285,000.00–$332,373.00 USD, influenced by individual skill set, experience and certification. Pay is reflective of the appropriate step on the pay scale, with union considerations accounted for when applicable. #J-18808-Ljbffr Mary Bridge Children's Hospital