Acute Nurse Practitioner

Care with Heart in the Evergreen Edge of the Pacific Northwest

Some places call to the soul in quiet, powerful ways. You find them where rivers carve through evergreen hills, where clouds roll in soft and low like morning wool, and where people carry a deep sense of belonging — to the land, to one another, and to something greater. In one such place, just north of where the Columbia River meets the wilds of the Northwest, a career awaits that blends clinical excellence with personal connection, and purpose with beauty.

Here, as a Nurse Practitioner, you won’t just treat symptoms. You’ll build trust. You won’t just write prescriptions. You’ll write chapters in the health stories of families who’ve called this region home for generations — and of new faces planting roots in one of the most naturally gifted corners of the country.

This is healthcare that feels human again.

The Role That Connects You to a Calling

You’re not the kind of clinician who clocks in and zones out. You’re someone who listens — really listens — to patients, who reads between the lines of symptoms and sees the full person behind the vitals. In this full-time role, you’ll conduct comprehensive assessments, diagnose a wide range of conditions, and develop treatment plans tailored not just to clinical charts, but to real lives.

You’ll order labs and imaging when needed, interpret results with clarity, and use your training to make informed, timely decisions. Chronic disease management and acute care both fall within your lane — but so do moments of comfort, education, and advocacy. Preventive care will be central to your practice. Whether it’s a wellness checkup, a diabetes screening, or a conversation about nutrition and lifestyle, you’ll help patients take ownership of their well-being.

But you won’t be working in isolation. You’ll collaborate closely with physicians, RNs, behavioral health specialists, and support staff — a multidisciplinary team built on mutual respect and shared purpose. You’ll offer insights during case reviews, mentor new providers, and contribute to an environment where everyone’s voice is valued. Your documentation will be thoughtful, your compliance sharp, and your care deeply personal.

This is patient-centered care in its truest form — the kind that grows over time and leaves an imprint on lives.

A Place Where Rain Feeds the Soul

The region around your new role is a Pacific Northwest classic — where firs and ferns frame every window, and the air carries a crispness that makes you breathe deeper. It’s the kind of place where you can get lost in a forest trail after work, then find yourself again over artisan coffee or a craft cider at a local taproom. Where weekend markets hum with live music and wildflower bouquets, and where families still gather at riverfront parks for salmon bakes and slow walks at sunset.

To the west, you’ll find winding highways that lead to rocky coastlines and seafoam mornings. To the east, the Columbia Gorge stretches out in all its rugged, wind-whipped glory — perfect for hiking, windsurfing, or simply marveling at waterfalls that plunge through moss-covered canyons. And just across the bridge, the cultural heartbeat of a major metropolitan hub pulses with live theater, innovative cuisine, and endless bookstores.

Despite its proximity to city life, this area retains a gentle, neighborly rhythm. People here wave when they pass. Trailheads are well-tended, and community gardens bloom with pride. The public schools are strong, the air is clean, and the pace — while never slow — leaves room for breathing.

Whether you're single, partnered, raising kids, or enjoying an empty nest, you'll find something rare here: the freedom to choose your own balance, and a landscape that supports every version of life.

What You Bring to the Table

You’re a Board-Certified Nurse Practitioner who thrives in environments where autonomy is paired with collaboration. You hold a Master’s degree in Nursing from an accredited program, are licensed — or eligible to be licensed — in Washington State, and are certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner, Adult-Gerontology NP, or in a similar specialization.

Experience as an NP is a plus, and so is prior time spent as an RN — but what matters most is your clinical competence, your communication skills, and your heart. You’re confident in managing diverse health conditions, prescribing treatment with care, and adapting to new tools and protocols. Your documentation is detailed, your instincts sharp, and your commitment to privacy and safety unwavering.

You’re the kind of provider who understands that empathy is as important as efficiency, and who finds purpose in both small gestures and significant interventions. If you’ve worked in community-based or rural settings before, you know the power of that connection. And if this would be your first time — we’ll make sure you’re supported as you step into it.

What We Offer in Return

This work is valuable — and so are you. That’s why we offer a competitive salary, reflective of your experience and the impact you’ll make. Our benefits include comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance, along with generous PTO, sick time, and paid holidays that encourage real rest.

We support your professional growth with access to continuing education, certifications, and advancement opportunities — and we foster a workplace where you’re seen, heard, and supported. Leadership here is responsive. Coworkers look out for one another. And the mission is more than just words on a wall — it’s something you feel, every time a patient says thank you.

This is a place where you can bring your whole self to work — and be better for it.

Let’s Build Something That Lasts

If you’ve been searching for a role that reminds you why you became a clinician in the first place — where you can truly connect with patients, grow with a team, and live in a place that feeds your spirit — this is it.

Come work where mountains meet river, where purpose meets lifestyle, and where your presence can be felt in every corner of a caring community.

We’re ready to meet you.