Jobs at Family Health Centers

Provide comprehensive primary care services to rural patients under physician supervision, including immediate care, chronic-condition management, preventive care, and screening exams. Treat patients in a community health center setting and serve the MOUD population, with training available for candidates without MOUD experience. Maintain required certifications, licensure, DEA registration, and health-plan credentialing.

Provides family healthcare in Brewster, Washington, serving a diverse community regardless of ability to pay. The role includes collaborative primary care, opportunities to support patients receiving medications for opioid use disorder, and participation in health equity initiatives. Mentorship and training are available for new graduates, while Spanish language skills are valued. The employer provides professional support, benefits, PTO, loan forgiveness eligibility, relocation assistance, and a sign-on bonus.

Provides primary healthcare services at Family Health Centers in Omak, Washington, serving a diverse community regardless of ability to pay. Collaborates with a multidisciplinary team, may work with patients receiving medications for opioid use disorder, and participates in culturally competent care. The organization welcomes new graduates, provides mentorship and training, and offers professional support, loan repayment eligibility, paid time off, benefits, and relocation assistance.

Provides primary healthcare services in Brewster as part of a collaborative, community-focused FQHC team. The role supports diverse patients, advances health equity, and may serve individuals receiving medications for opioid use disorder. New graduates are welcome, with mentorship and training provided. Spanish language skills are valued, and the employer supports professional development, licensing, CME, liability coverage, relocation, and loan repayment eligibility.

Serves as the CEO’s strategic and operational partner for a rural healthcare network. Represents the CEO, triages priorities, drafts communications, analyzes KPIs, investigates operational issues, tracks grants and initiatives, and prepares executive briefings. Owns Board of Directors administration, governance documentation, meeting materials, minutes, and directive follow-through. Also manages complex scheduling, correspondence, project tracking, site visits, and crisis communications while maintaining strict confidentiality.

Provides primary care in a community health center serving diverse patients regardless of ability to pay. The Physician Assistant collaborates with a multidisciplinary team, supports health equity, may work with patients receiving medications for opioid use disorder, and receives mentorship and training. New graduates are welcome. Spanish-language skills are valued for culturally competent care.

Lead pharmacy operations and supervise pharmacists and pharmacy staff while ensuring safe, compliant, fiscally responsible medication management. Collaborate with the interdisciplinary clinical team to develop pharmacy services, uphold professional and legal standards, and meet organizational goals. The role is Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and requires Washington State pharmacist licensure and a Doctor of Pharmacy degree.