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NP Now is hiring: Physician Assistant / PA - Pain Management, $160K in Seattle

Posted 9 days ago

np nowSeattle (WA)
Physician AssistantsOffices of Physicians

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$150,000–$160,000

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About the role

Physician Assistant (PA) – Pain Management Opportunity Live and Work in Beautiful Guam! A well-established, privately owned healthcare group is seeking an experienced Physician Assistant (PA) to join its growing Pain Management team in Tamuning, Guam. Enjoy practicing in a collaborative, intervention-focused setting while living on a tropical U.S. island with no state income tax.
Contact: Anna Craig 843-297-4123 anna@nowhealthcare.org About the Practice Privately owned, physician-led group founded in 1999 One modern outpatient location Team of 12 physicians and 160 employees 9 Radiologists and 3 Interventional Pain Specialists Collaborative, patient-centered culture Compensation & Benefits$150,000–$160,000 salary based on experience Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, and life insurance Paid Time Off Malpractice coverage Relocation assistance No state income tax
Position Highlights: Full-time, Monday-Friday (8:00 AM-5:00 PM) No call and no weekends See approximately 16-20 patients per day Mix of new patient consultations and follow-up visits Treat a large population of active-duty military members and veterans Focus on interventional pain management with minimal medication management Join an experienced team including another PA and two PM&R physicians
Qualifications: Certified Physician Assistant Minimum of 2 years of pain management experience Why Guam? Experience an unmatched island lifestyle while practicing medicine in a U.S. territory. Guam offers year-round tropical weather, stunning beaches, world-class scuba diving, hiking, fishing, and a vibrant mix of Chamorro and American culture. As a U.S. territory, English is the primary language, and you'll enjoy the convenience of practicing in an American healthcare system while living in one of the Pacific's most beautiful destinations.

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