Associate Medical Director

Job Details:

Job Location:

Quinault Community Health - Aberdeen, WA, Position Type:
Full Time, Education Level: Graduate Degree, Salary Range: $187200.00 - $200000.00

Salary, Travel Percentage:
Up to 25%, Job Shift: Any, Job Category:
Health Care, This position will be posted until filled.

Lead clinical excellence. Develop providers. Make a lasting impact on community healthcare.

Quinault Community Health (QCH) is seeking a collaborative, forward-thinking Associate Medical Director who is passionate about exceptional patient care, provider mentorship, and advancing the quality of healthcare in our community.

This is an opportunity to combine meaningful clinical practice with influential leadership. As Associate Medical Director, you will maintain an active patient panel while helping guide clinical practice, strengthen provider performance, and support consistent, high-quality care across our services. You will directly supervise assigned Nurse Practitioners, provide clinical guidance, and help cultivate a professional environment where providers are supported, challenged to grow, and empowered to succeed.

Reporting directly to the Medical Director, you will work closely with clinical leadership and collaborate with the Clinic Director on operational priorities, workflow improvements, and effective care delivery. Your leadership will help bridge clinical excellence and daily operations while keeping patients at the center of every decision.

• Provide clinical leadership:
  Support consistent, evidence-based clinical practice across Primary Care, Pediatric Care, Quick Care, and other services as appropriate to your credentials and scope of practice.
• Mentor and supervise providers:
  Directly supervise assigned Nurse Practitioners, provide ongoing coaching and clinical guidance, participate in performance evaluations, and encourage professional development.
• Maintain an active clinical practice:
  Deliver patient-centered care while balancing patient appointments with administrative and leadership responsibilities.
• Strengthen quality and outcomes:
  Participate in peer reviews, chart audits, quality improvement initiatives, and clinical performance assessments to identify opportunities for improvement.
• Advance clinical standards:
  Help develop, implement, and maintain clinical policies, procedures, documentation standards, and evidence-based practices.
• Partner across the organization:
  Collaborate with the Medical Director, Clinic Director, and interdisciplinary teams to address clinical challenges, improve workflows, and enhance the patient experience.
• Support compliance and safety:
  Promote adherence to applicable federal, state, Tribal, HRSA, CMS, payer, and accreditation requirements, including patient safety, infection prevention, and confidentiality standards.
• Support a connected care model:
  Encourage coordination among clinical services, including Behavioral Health and Radiology as appropriate.
• Contribute to organizational growth:
  Identify practical solutions, support provider education and onboarding, and help strengthen the systems that allow our teams to deliver effective, accessible care.

At Quinault Community Health, leadership is about more than overseeing clinical operations. It is about developing people, improving systems, and helping ensure that patients receive accessible, high-quality care. This position offers the opportunity to influence clinical practice, mentor fellow providers, and contribute to the continued growth of a community-focused healthcare organization.

We are looking for a respected clinician who brings sound clinical judgment, strong communication skills, and a genuine commitment to helping other providers succeed. The ideal candidate is comfortable balancing patient care with leadership responsibilities, navigating complex clinical situations, providing constructive feedback, and working collaboratively across disciplines and cultures.

• Medical degree (MD/DO) or qualifications as a Nurse Practitioner/Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner (NP/ARNP) appropriate to the position and scope of practice.
• At least five years of clinical practice experience.
• At least three years of leadership, provider oversight, supervision, mentorship, or comparable experience.
• Demonstrated ability to provide clinical guidance, support provider development, and promote consistent standards of care.
• Knowledge of clinical quality reviews, peer review,…