Radiation Oncology Teaching Associate (ARNP/PA-C)

UW Advancement Careers; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 130,000 - 202,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Washington in Seattle seeks a Teaching Associate - Advanced Practice Provider (ARNP or PA-C) for a 12‑month appointment with a January 2027 start. The role emphasizes clinical anesthesia and education within Radiation Oncology, collaborating with a diverse oncology team to deliver evidence-based care.

The successful candidate will hold a base salary of $130,008–$202,008 annually, with potential site flexibility and a strong commitment to academic medicine and patient-centered care.

Qualifications

• Current valid Washington State license as Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner (ARNP) or Physician Associate (PA-C).
• If ARNP, current Washington State license to practice as a registered nurse.
• Nationally certified ARNP/PA-C.
• Active DEA license.
• Experience working with high-risk patients and clinical teaching experience.
• One or more years’ experience working with complex patients.
• One or more years’ history of effectiveness in working in an interdisciplinary team environment as proven through supervisory references.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive radiation oncology subspecialty care as part of an interdisciplinary team.
• Conduct comprehensive physical assessments and ongoing evaluations; order and interpret studies.
• Prescribe medications and adjust treatment plans as needed.
• Manage acute medical issues during radiation treatment and guide survivorship care.
• Collaborate with subspecialists to ensure comprehensive cancer care; refer to supportive resources.
• Document all encounters and decisions per UW standards.

Skills

Clinical teaching

Interdisciplinary teamwork

Autonomous clinical judgment

High-risk patient care

Education

Graduate degree from an accredited Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant program

Job description

University of Washington in Seattle seeks a Teaching Associate - Advanced Practice Provider (ARNP or PA-C) for a 12‑month appointment with a January 2027 start. The role emphasizes clinical anesthesia and education within Radiation Oncology, collaborating with a diverse oncology team to deliver evidence-based care.

The successful candidate will hold a base salary of $130,008–$202,008 annually, with potential site flexibility and a strong commitment to academic medicine and patient-centered care.