Physician / Neurology

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hcp talentLa Grande (OR)

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$145 K - $150 K+ per year

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Sleep Medicine / Neurology Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant Relocation Assistance Provided New Grads Welcome Employment Type: Permanent Full-Time Four 10-Hour Days Day Shift
Location: La Grande, OR (Rural Eastern Oregon)
Compensation: $145K - $150K+ per year We are seeking an innovative, energetic, and flexible Sleep Medicine / Neurology NP or PA to join a supportive, close-knit clinical team at a growing Critical Access Hospital in beautiful rural Eastern Oregon. This is an excellent opportunity to make a meaningful impact on patient health while enjoying an exceptional outdoor lifestyle and work-life balance.
Key Responsibilities: Evaluate and manage patients presenting with a wide range of sleep disorders Review sleep studies with physician support in an AASM-accredited sleep facility offering both in-lab and home sleep monitoring services Initiate and manage PAP therapy for appropriate patients Provide patient and family education on sleep hygiene and treatment adherence Maintain accurate documentation using EPIC electronic health records
Qualifications: Current NP or PA licensure (required)Board certification or board eligibility (required)1-2 years of experience as a NP/PA with experience in sleep medicine or neurology (preferred)Comfort with and interest in practicing in a rural community setting
Compensation & Benefits: Competitive base salary Quality incentives up to $15K$20K commencement bonus$8,000 annual CME allowance, including licensing, dues, subscriptions, and paid CME time Student loan repayment Full benefits package including 401K with employer match Paid malpractice / professional liability coverage Relocation support No after-hours call requirementsPTO

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