💵 High-Paying Physician Assistant Opportunity | Flexible Schedule + Work-Life Balance | Seattle, WA | Full time /Part time

💰 Physician Assistant – Post-Acute & Long-Term Care Earn $110K–$160K | Full-Time | Part-Time | Flexible Schedule Are you a Physician Assistant looking to boost your income while maintaining work-life balance ? Join a rapidly expanding, clinician-led medical group delivering high-quality care across skilled nursing facilities. Step into a role where your expertise is valued, your schedule is flexible, and your impact is meaningful.

🌟 Why You’ll Love This Role We’re a clinician-first organization built on respect, collaboration, and integrity—focused on helping providers succeed both professionally and personally. ✔ Flexible scheduling options ✔ Strong clinical & administrative support ✔ Collaborative team environment ✔ Leadership and growth opportunities ✔ Make a real difference in patient care 💵 Compensation & Benefits Competitive salary: $140,000 – $160,000 401(k) with employer contribution Medical, dental & vision insurance Generous PTO + 8 paid holidays CME allowance & licensure reimbursement Supportive leadership & career growth 🩺 Your Role Clinical Responsibilities Provide comprehensive care in post-acute & long-term care settings Perform patient evaluations, diagnoses, and treatment planning Order and interpret labs, imaging, and diagnostic tests Prescribe medications and therapies Document patient care accurately and efficiently Educate patients, families, and facility staff Team Collaboration Work closely with physicians, nurses, and facility leadership Participate in interdisciplinary team meetings Support quality improvement initiatives and patient outcomes ✅ Qualifications Licensed Nurse Practitioner (NP) or Physician Assistant (PA) – U.S.

Active or eligible license in: Washington DEA license (or eligibility) Eligible for Medicare/Medicaid participation Experience in post-acute, geriatrics, or long-term care preferred 🌍 Why This Role Matters As a Nurse Practitioner in this role, you’ll provide compassionate, patient-centered care to individuals in skilled nursing facilities—helping improve quality of life and clinical outcomes where it matters most.