Physiatrist Jobs

Who we Are
Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital is looking for an excellent Physiatrist to join our new Spine Center. The center will be located in the central area of Yakima adjacent to Water's Edge our recently opened pain clinic. The right candidate will join our stellar group of Neurosurgeon's and Physiatrists providing care for a service area of over 800,000. Our Neuro Practice is known for innovations in patient care, knowing and respecting that every individual contributes to the well-being of their patients. Practice provides electronic medical records system that is interfaced with the hospital, other clinics, and laboratories. With the support of an efficient, professional staff, the Spine Center will be the optimal place for the dedicated physician to practice medicine
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WHERE WE ARE
Yakima-the gateway to Washington's wine country. Nearly a quarter of a million people live in our Valley, less than three hours from Seattle, Portland and Spokane.

WHAT YOU BRING
Medical degree from an accredited school. Experience: Graduation from an accredited residency program and fellowship program. Candidates with PMR fellowship trained in Sports Medicine and Spine including NCV/EMG and ultra sound guided peripheral injections will be considered.

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
Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital and our growing Family of Services is one of the largest health care organizations in Central Washington with over 2,000 health care professionals and support team members. 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.

Contact Lori Stephenson
(509) 249-5178 e-mail her at
physicianrecruitment@yvmh.org

Perhaps it's the four seasons or the nearly 300 days of sun a year that draw nearly 250,000 residents and more than half a million visitors to the Yakima Valley annually. Perhaps it's the sweet smell of a valley that's lush with orchards, vineyards and gardens.

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.

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.