Psychiatry Jobs in the beautiful Pacific Northwest

WHO WE ARE:

• We offer a full patient panel
• We partner  with a large multispecialty group of primary care providers and specialists to best meet our patients needs
• We are in agreement to strive for evidence based best practices in patient treatment
• We have fully developed EMRs in both the in-patient and out-patient environment.
• We have a unique call model that allows 3-4 weeks of freedom from call responsibilities for every 1 week of dedication to the in-patient unit.

Memorial is committed to providing the highest standards of medical excellence and is dedicated to our mission…to improve the health of those we serve.  We measure what we do by living our core values every day:  Respect, Compassion, Accountability, Safety, Teamwork, and Excellence.

WHAT YOU BRING:

• Medical degree from an accredited school
• Completion of an accredited psychiatric residency program
• BE/BC
• Current license to practice medicine in the State of Washington or eligible for Washington licensure
• DEA certificate

HOW WE WORK WITH YOU:

• Exceptional compensation and benefits package
• Liberal vacation and CME
• Paid malpractice
• Relocation assistance

YAKIMA. A way of living…
In the Yakima Valley community, you’ll discover abundant opportunities to enjoy a lifestyle that is comparable to few other places. Whether you prefer pastoral and rural or the bustle of a modern, revitalized downtown, it’s all here, in a climate with four beautiful seasons and plenty of sunshine and blue skies. You’ll find it ready-made for your family, with good school systems, thriving secondary educational facilities, and cultural breadth and diversity. From the symphony to the simple joys of a picnic at the riverside, your family can enjoy the best of what the good life has to offer.

No matter what you do for fun, the opportunities are everywhere. You will have easy access to the Yakima, Columbia, and Snake Rivers; mountain and lowland lakes, scenery you’ll have to see to believe; hiking trails, greenways, theaters, dining and of course shopping. Recently, wines from Yakima Valley vineyards have developed an international reputation that rivals Napa Valley and the region is becoming known internationally as one of the finest wine-grape growing areas anywhere. Seattle is only two hours, and Portland and Spokane are only three hours away by car- close enough to enjoy without having to deal with a grid-locked life.

If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, please apply above of call Jennifer Davis, Physician Recruiter (509) 249-5031.

Diverse Affordable Housing Options

The Yakima Valley offers extensive housing options.   Residents can find horse ranches, historic homes, downtown condos, resort communities, and wide ranging neighborhoods to fulfill their unique needs and aspirations.

Yakima County Real Estate Snapshot

• Coldwell Banker Associated Realtors
• Heritage Moultray
• John L. Scott Real Estate
• Prestige Realty
• Prudential Almon Realty
• Apple Tree Resort Real Estate
• Janet Stroud, Realtor

Rental Property Web Links**

• Yakima Herald-Republic Classified Ads
• Graf Investment Properties
• Daily Sun News Classified Ads – Lower Valley
• Craigslist-Yakima

**Note:  Many of the residential real estate offices listed above also manage rental properties.

WHO WE ARE:
Join seven Gastroenterologists and three mid-level providers treating patients in sunny Yakima Washington. Yakima Gastroenterology is a 21,000 sq. ft. gastroenterology clinic with attached free standing endoscopy center which is capable of doing 45 endoscopies per day. As a full service gastroenterology practice, we provide services in colonoscopy and upper endoscopy, esophageal manometry, capsule endoscopy, endoscopic ultrasound and ERCP. Yakima Gastroenterology Associates is an integral part of Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital’s Family of Services.

Learn More About Memorial

WHAT YOU BRING:
A physician that enjoys a stimulating practice environment with flexibility for doing all GI procedures.
Medical degree from an accredited school. Graduation from an accredited IM, colon and rectal surgery, or general surgery residency program. Graduation from an accredited medical gastroenterology fellowship program. Training in ERCP and EUS preferred. Third year biliary training desirable.
Certificate/License: Board certified in Gastroenterology by the American Board of Internal Medicine. Current medical license to practice in Washington State or eligible for Washington licensure.

HOW WE WORK WITH YOU
We offer the freedom to build your own practice along with an exceptional compensation and benefits package, liberal vacation and CME, paid malpractice and relocation assistance.

Memorial is committed to providing the highest standards of medical excellence and is dedicated to our mission…to improve the health of those we serve.

We measure what we do by living our core values every day.

YAKIMA. A way of living…
In the Yakima Valley community, you’ll discover abundant opportunities to enjoy a lifestyle that’s comparable to few other places. Whether you prefer pastoral and rural or the bustle of a modern, revitalized downtown, it’s all here, in a climate with four beautiful seasons and plenty of sunshine and blue skies. You’ll find it ready-made for your family, with good school systems, thriving secondary educational facilities, and cultural breadth and diversity. From the symphony to the simple joys of a picnic at the riverside, your family can enjoy the best of what the good life has to offer.

No matter what you do for fun, the opportunities are everywhere. You¹ll have easy access to the Yakima, Columbia, and Snake Rivers; mountain and lowland lakes, scenery you’ll have to see to believe; hiking trails, greenways, theaters, dining and of course shopping. Recently, wines from Yakima Valley vineyards have developed an international reputation that rivals Napa Valley and the region is becoming known internationally as one of the finest wine-grape growing areas anywhere. Seattle is only two hours, and Portland and Spokane are only three hours away by car- close enough to enjoy without having to deal with a grid-locked life.

If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, please apply above of call Jennifer Davis, Physician Recruiter (509) 249-5031.

YAKIMA. A way of living…

In the Yakima Valley community, you’ll discover abundant opportunities to enjoy a lifestyle that’s comparable to few other places. Whether you prefer pastoral and rural or the bustle of a modern, revitalized downtown, it’s all here, in a climate with four beautiful seasons and plenty of sunshine and blue skies. You’ll find it ready-made for your family, with good school systems, thriving secondary educational facilities, and cultural breadth and diversity. From the symphony to the simple joys of a picnic at the riverside, your family can enjoy the best of what the good life has to offer.

No matter what you do for fun, the opportunities are everywhere. You¹ll have easy access to the Yakima, Columbia, and Snake Rivers; mountain and lowland lakes, scenery you’ll have to see to believe; hiking trails, greenways, theaters, dining and of course shopping. Recently, wines from Yakima Valley vineyards have developed an international reputation that rivals Napa Valley and the region is becoming known internationally as one of the finest wine-grape growing areas anywhere. Seattle is only two hours, and Portland and Spokane are only three hours away by car- close enough to enjoy without having to deal with a grid-locked life.

If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, please apply above of call Jennifer Davis, Physician Recruiter (509) 249-5031.

Perhaps it’s the diversity and cultural opportunities that create a heritage rich with multi-generational families and new families sharing community-sponsored events and neighborhood-organized barbecues and holiday parties. Maybe it’s the central location—to Seattle, Spokane or Portland—to the mountains, the ocean, rain forests or the Columbia River. Perhaps it’s that feeling of belonging, even when you’ve just arrived, that inspires thousands of new families to call Yakima home every year.

So it was no surprise to us that when The Early Show’s Dave Price toured the country as part of The Great American Adventure Winnebago Tour, he and the CBS morning show team stopped in Yakima where he gushed to viewers nationwide about the agricultural bounty he discovered. At one point, Price even challenged The Early Show anchor Harry Smith to pick any letter of the alphabet and Price would name a fruit or vegetable grown in the Yakima Valley that started with that letter.

Most people think of apples when they speak of the Yakima Valley. The area is home to more than 50 varieties of apples. But few know that the United States produces 24 percent of the world’s hops, and about three-fourths of the U.S. crop comes from the Yakima Valley. And in the past 20 years, Yakima Valley wineries have continued to receive increasing acclaim. The magnificent vineyards of the sun-drenched valley lie in the same latitudes as the great wine-producing regions of France. As a result, Yakima’s hand-crafted award-winning wines have enjoyed an explosion in popularity.

Located at the confluence of the Naches and Yakima Rivers, Yakima serves as the gateway to the Cascade Mountains to the west and the bountiful Yakima Valley to the east. The city of Yakima is the business and commercial hub of Central Washington, serving a populace of about a quarter of a million people. The Yakima Valley boasts of excellent education, culture and, of course, recreation.

Yakima offers so many attractions that you’ll want to plan to stay a while or make multiple trips to see everything. Depending on when you arrive, the city also plays host to a substantial calendar of events throughout the year.

Just where did Yakima get its name?

Debate persists and stories abound, but the most popular explanation draws on a native legend about a chief’s runaway daughter who made her home on the Yakima River after breaking tribal rules. According to legend, the name Yakama, or Yakima, means “runaway.”

A City on The Move

Yakima County was created in 1865. When bypassed by the Northern Pacific Railroad in December 1884, over 100 buildings were moved with rollers and horse teams to the nearby site of the depot. The new city was dubbed North Yakima and was officially incorporated and named the county seat on January 27, 1886. The name was changed to Yakima in 1918.

The Yakima Bears, continue the baseball tradition for fans who flock to Yakima County Stadium to enjoy the quintessential baseball experience. An affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Bears celebrated their 20^th consecutive season with the Northwest League in 2009, 60 years after their first season. The team earned the 2000 NWL championship.

The Yakima Reds brought professional soccer to Yakima with their first season in 1995, celebrating their 15^th anniversary in 2009. A two-time Western Conference Division Champion in the Premier Development League, The Reds support the development of central Washington’s most talented soccer players and promote soccer among Yakima’s youth.

Yakima residents tee off under sunny skies nine months out of the year on the valley’s six public and two private golf courses. With a four-star rating by Golf Digest, Yakima’s Apple Tree Golf Course has been named “Best Par Three” by the Seattle Times, and “One of Washington’s Top 18 Holes” by Washington CEO. Its signature, par 3 17^th hole features the world-famous Apple Island Green.