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A 12-month program that provides intensive training to both clinical complexity of family practice in the safety net setting, and training to a high performance, PCMH model for primary care.
The Sollus Advanced Practice Clinician Residency Program in Yakima, WA is designed to bridge the gap between academic training and clinical practice for Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants/Associates, ensuring you feel confident and prepared to provide excellent care.
Founded in 2014, the Sollus Northwest Nurse Practitioner Residency expanded in 2025 to include Physician Assistants/Associates and is now called the Sollus Northwest Advanced Practice Clinician Residency.
The program is specifically intended for family nurse practitioners and physician assistants/associates who are committed to developing careers as Primary Care Providers (PCPs) at Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) in the challenging setting of community health and other safety-net settings.
Our curriculum includes a ramp-up schedule, continued education with weekly didactics, and exposure to various clinical specialties such as pediatrics, behavioral health, women’s health, and more.
The residency is a full-time, 12-month salaried position, with three applicants selected yearly.
| Application Timeframe | Applications open December 2026 |
| Program Start | September 2027 |
| Length of program | 1 year |
| Location | Yakima, Washington |
Philosophy
The Sollus Advanced Practice Clinician Residency Program is committed to health equity and social justice, believing in the right to wellness for all through a comprehensive, preventative approach. We value cultural diversity and teamwork, and we respect the dignity of our clients, patients, and residents. We are dedicated to increasing healthcare access for underserved populations and strive for an exceptionally talented team that champions inclusivity and cultural understanding.
Program Goals
The Advanced Practice Clinician Residency in Family Practice and Community Health has the following goals:
Patients
The patient population varies by program site but can be broadly defined as low-income and underserved patients of all ages. Our patients are primarily Hispanic, Spanish-speaking migrant/seasonal farmworkers, and their family members. However, Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinics serve patients from a wide variety of races, ethnicities, and cultures. The patients served at our clinics often cannot access care anywhere else. The majority of our patients are on Medicaid or have no dental insurance, many of whom are living below the federal poverty level. For more information about our patients, view patient information in our Community Report.
Federally Qualified Health Centers participate in the National Health Service Corps (NHSC) Loan Repayment Program. Clinicians who serve at least two years full-time at an FQHC can receive up to $75,000 in tax-free loan repayment (or up to $100,000 in some Substance Use Disorder Workforce categories). Half-time service is also eligible at a reduced award. Eligibility extends to NPs, PAs, CNMs, CRNAs, and physicians with qualifying education debt.
Estimate your award with the loan repayment calculator →Washington is a full practice authority state — Nurse Practitioners can evaluate, diagnose, prescribe, and manage treatment without a collaborative or supervisory agreement.
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