Addiction Medicine Physician, DO/MD at Puyallup Tribal Health Authority

Tacoma, Washington, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

31 Jul, 26

Salary

247744.91

Posted On

02 May, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Addiction medicine, Medication assisted treatment, Clinical care, Patient assessment, Substance use disorder management, Behavioral health, Medical documentation, Precepting, Mentorship, Quality improvement, Peer review, Hospital rounding, Cultural humility, Electronic health records, ACLS, PALS

Industry

Hospitals and Health Care

Description

Description Bring Your Heart for Service to a Community Where Your Work Truly Matters! Location: Puyallup Tribal Health Authority | Tacoma, WA | On-Site Status: Full-Time/Exempt Hiring Salary Range: $241,702.31 - $247,744.91 base Position Close Date: Open Until Filled The 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 Addiction Medicine Physician, MD or DO to deliver comprehensive care in an ambulatory setting, with a strong focus on Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) and whole person wellness. What You’ll Do: Clinical Care & Patient Support Provide full spectrum medical care, including diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic conditions Lead and manage Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) programs for patients with substance use disorders Evaluate and manage co-occurring medical and behavioral health conditions Support patients through withdrawal and recovery with evidence based, compassionate care Educate and counsel patients and families on treatment, prevention, and healthy lifestyle choices Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and community resources to ensure continuity of care Precept and mentor medical residents and students Participate in quality improvement, peer review, and organizational initiatives Maintain accurate and timely medical documentation Collaboration & Teamwork Work 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 & Mentorship Serve 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 Care Perform hospital rounding for PTHA patients as scheduled (rounding only). Compliance, Professionalism & Cultural Respect Maintain 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. Board certified in Family Medicine and current WA State license to practice medicine. Successful completion of an addiction medicine fellowship preferred. Five (5) years' experience in Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) preferred. Current 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 organization Serve a close-knit patient population in an urban reservation setting Enjoy opportunities for professional development and training Make 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 community Competitive Compensation – Receive a fair salary that reflects your expertise and the impact of your work Supportive Team Culture – Join a collaborative and inclusive environment where respect and ethics are core values Cultural Enrichment – Work in an organization that values and integrates Indigenous traditions, community care, and cultural sensitivity Stability & Impact – Be part of a long-standing, accredited institution that plays a vital role in community health and development PTHA Employee Benefits: Supportive environment that values a healthy work/life balance Medical/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 holiday 401(k) with annual profit-sharing contributions after (2) years of service Life and AD&D insurance coverage Have student loans? PTHA is an approved loan repayment site for various student loan programs Working 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.

Responsibilities

The physician will lead Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) programs and provide comprehensive clinical care for patients with substance use disorders. Additionally, the role involves precepting medical residents, participating in quality improvement initiatives, and performing hospital rounding.