Nurse Practitioner, Family Medicine - Eugene, OR

Praxis-Health; Eugene (OR); On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive base salary

Productivity bonus

Sign-on bonus/relocation assistance

Comprehensive health/dental/vision

Job summary

Pearl Street Medical Clinic in Eugene, Oregon, part of Praxis Health, seeks a Family Medicine Nurse Practitioner for 100% outpatient care. No obstetrics or inpatient duties, allowing strong continuity with patients and families.

Join an experienced, collaborative team in a provider-led organization that supports clinical autonomy and professional growth. The role emphasizes relationship-centered care, a balanced schedule with call-free inpatient duties, and access to Praxis Health’s network of

Qualifications

• Active Oregon NP license or eligible for licensure
• 2+ years of primary care experience preferred
• Demonstrated clinical experience in comprehensive primary care

Skills

Family Medicine NP

Autonomy

Education

Board Certified NP (Family Medicine)

Job description

Nurse Practitioner, Family Medicine - Eugene, OR

FAMILY MEDICINE NURSE PRACTITIONER

Pearl Street Medical Clinic | Praxis Health | Eugene, Oregon

University Town | Direct flights to major hubs | Between the Cascades and the Oregon Coast

At Pearl Street Medical Group, we believe the best medicine begins with relationships. We're seeking a Nurse Practitioner who is passionate about delivering thoughtful, patient-centered primary care while enjoying the balance, autonomy, and support that come from practicing in a locally owned, provider-led organization. In this role, you'll join an experienced, collaborative team that believes great primary care begins with meaningful connections between providers, patients, and one another.

As part of Praxis Health, Oregon's largest independent, provider-led medical group, you'll enjoy the clinical autonomy of independent practice paired with the stability, resources, and support of a respected regional organization. Here, you'll have the time to care for patients, the flexibility to practice medicine your way, and the opportunity to build a rewarding career in one of the Pacific Northwest's most welcoming communities.

Practice Highlights

• Established and respected primary care clinic serving Eugene and the surrounding Willamette Valley
• 36 patient contact hours over 4-4.5-day workweek
• No hospital call or inpatient responsibilities
• Relationship-centered care with a focus on continuity and panel development
• Opportunity to build lasting connections with patients and families across all stages of life
• Collaborative provider team that values clinical autonomy and shared decision-making
• Access to Praxis Health's network of primary care and specialty colleagues throughout the Pacific Northwest
• Competitive base salary plus productivity bonus
• Sign-on bonus/ relocation assistance available
• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance
• Professional development: ThriveAP enrollment (structured NP/PA advancement program)
• 401(k) retirement, CME, ETO, Licensure, DEA, andMalpractice coverage
• Student loan repayment assistance may be available for qualified candidates

Minimum Qualifications

• Required: Passion for Primary Care
• Required: Demonstrated clinical experience and proficiency in providing comprehensive Primary Care
• Preferred: 2+ years Primary Care experience as a licensed NP
• BE/BC

Pearl Street Medical Clinic

is a well-established, provider-led Primary Care practice in Eugene, Oregon, and part of Praxis Health, the Pacific Northwest's leading independent healthcare network. This 100% outpatient opportunity allows you to practice the full scope of Family Medicine - caring for generations of families, building lasting relationships with patients, and delivering thoughtful, evidence-based care with continuity at its core. With no obstetrics or hospital responsibilities, you'll have the time and support to focus on exceptional patient care while working alongside a collaborative team that values clinical excellence, and genuine connection.

Discover Life in Eugene, Oregon

Tucked between the Cascade Mountains and the Oregon Coast, Eugene offers a vibrant mix of culture, creativity, and outdoor adventure. Known for its progressive spirit and world-class recreation, this university town is home to lush green spaces, nationally renowned running trails, a thriving food and arts scene, and the University of Oregon’s rich academic and athletic energy.

Whether you're biking along the Willamette River, hiking forested trails before clinic, or unwinding at a local vineyard or craft brewery after hours, Eugene blends natural beauty with urban amenities in a way that few places can. Add in excellent schools, a regional airport with direct flights to major hubs, and a welcoming, community-minded population—and you’ve got a place that’s easy to call home.

ADMINISTRATIVE & COMPLIANCE DISCLOSURE

The following physical requirements are included per standard credentialing and HR documentation. While performing the duties of this role, the employee is regularly required to stand, walk, use hands to handle or feel, reach with hands and arms, and talk or hear. The employee is occasionally required to sit, stoop, kneel, or crouch. The employee must regularly lift or move up to 10 lbs, frequently up to 25 lbs, and occasionally up to 50 lbs. Work environment is a combination of medical office and exam/procedure room settings.

This position performs tasks that may involve exposure to blood, body fluids, or tissues. All employees in this role are offered the opportunity to receive the Hepatitis-B vaccination series

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