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Job Type Full-timeDescriptionBring Your Heart for Service to a Community Where Your Work Truly Matters!Location: Puyallup Tribal Health Authority | Tacoma, WA | On-SiteStatus: Full-Time/ExemptHiring Salary Range: $243,424.00 - $250,726.72 basePosition Close Date: April 16, 2026The Puyallup Tribal Health Authority (PTHA) is more than a healthcare provider - we are a wellness community rooted in respect, culture, and service to the Indigenous population we are honored to serve. Our work is grounded in community values and our team is united by a shared commitment to compassionate, patient-centered care.We are seeking a dedicated Family Medicine Physician (MD or DO) who will provide comprehensive, high-quality healthcare services in an ambulatory care setting. In this role, you will deliver medical care to a diverse patient population, support the education of future healthcare providers, and contribute to the overall mission of advancing wellness within the Indigenous community.This position is ideal for a provider who values relational care, appreciates the cultural context of medicine, and thrives in a collaborative team environment. If you have a heart to serve, a passion for equitable and culturally respectful healthcare, and a desire to make a meaningful impact, we invite you to consider joining our team.What You'll Do:Clinical Care & Patient SupportEvaluate, diagnose, and treat a wide range of medical, obstetric, psychiatric, and surgical conditions within your scope of credentialing.Provide compassionate health education and counseling to patients and families.Make referrals to specialists and ensure appropriate follow-up care.Collaboration & TeamworkWork closely with a supportive team of medical providers, precepting mid-level clinicians as needed.Participate in after-hours on-call rotation and provide backup consultation to fellow PTHA providers.Engage in Peer Review, quality improvement initiatives, and organizational reporting processes.Education & MentorshipServe as a preceptor for medical students and residents, supporting the PTHA Family Medicine Residency Program.Collaborate with medical schools as adjunct faculty when available.Hospital & Community-Based CarePerform hospital rounding for PTHA patients as scheduled (rounding only).Compliance, Professionalism & Cultural RespectMaintain accurate, timely charting and uphold HIPAA and organizational confidentiality standards.Demonstrate professionalism, self-care, and respect for Indigenous cultures, traditions, and values.Support infection control protocols and safety requirements.What You Bring:Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) from an accredited institution.Current license to practice medicine in Washington State.Board certified in Family Medicine or Internal MedicineCurrent ACLS and/or PALS and/or ALSO certification.Experience with Electronic Health Records.Experience teaching or precepting medical residents.Commitment to teamwork, cultural humility, ethical standards, and high-quality care.A genuine heart for service and respect for the Indigenous community.Why PTHA?We are more than a clinic - we're a culturally grounded, patient-first health and wellness center serving the Indigenous community. We value teamwork, integrity, and community well-being. Here, your work has meaning.Work in a mission-driven, accredited organizationServe a close-knit patient population in an urban reservation settingEnjoy opportunities for professional development and trainingMake a meaningful difference every day in the lives of families and community members.Perks of the Role:Meaningful Mission - Contribute to the financial wellness of a tribally operated health organization dedicated to serving the Indigenous communityCompetitive Compensation - Receive a fair salary that reflects your expertise and the impact of your workSupportive Team Culture - Join a collaborative and inclusive environment where respect and ethics are core valuesCultural Enrichment - Work in an organization that values and integrates Indigenous traditions, community care, and cultural sensitivityStability & Impact - Be part of a long-standing, accredited institution that plays a vital role in community health and developmentPTHA Employee Benefits:Supportive environment that values a healthy work/life balanceMedical/Dental/Vision monthly premiums paid 100% by PTHA for employees (health coverage begins the first of the month following hire date)(13) annual leave (vacation) days + (13) annual sick leave days(18+) annual paid holidays including a birthday holiday401(k) with annual profit-sharing contributions after (2) years of serviceLife and AD&D insurance coverageHave student loans? PTHA is an approved loan repayment site for various student loan programsWorking with PTHA means joining a community that believes in healing the whole person - mind, body, and spirit. You will become part of a team that values cultural respect, fosters meaningful relationships, and works every day toward the empowerment and wellness of the Indigenous community.If you're looking for purpose-driven work with real impact, we would love to meet you!In accordance with federal law, Native American Preference in employment applies and job placements are given on a competitive basis, using job related factors.Salary Description $243,424.00 - $250,726.72 base