Teams and Job Opportunities

Administrative staff at UW Medicine work in a variety of settings to support operations and patient care with a passion for customer service, excellence, efficiency and teamwork.

Our advanced practice providers (APPs), including roles such as nurse practitioner, physician assistant, clinical nurse specialist, certified nurse midwife and certified registered nurse anesthetist, bring their advanced education and clinical training to provide a wide range of acute and preventive healthcare services. We are on nursing's leading edge and have opportunities to make a tremendous difference to our patients, our colleagues and the profession of nursing itself. We work in an environment that fosters collaborative decision making, professional development, teaching and sharing of knowledge and new challenges every day.

Allied health and clinical support staff have opportunities in a variety of patient care settings and specialties in locations around the Puget Sound region. Our technicians, assistants and therapists/technologists provide direct patient care or clinical administrative support as essential members of our team at UW Medicine.

At UW Medicine, we believe complete mind-body health begins with mental well-being. Our behavioral health team brings collaborative care that integrates mental and physical health services so patients receive whole-person care all in one place. Our new Behavioral Health Training Facility located on the UW Medical Center – Northwest campus will be a one-of-a-kind fully integrated welcoming and healing environment for individuals struggling with serious physical and behavioral health problems. Every day we bring innovation, research and clinical practice together to advance mental health and addiction stabilization and treatment.

Our certified nursing assistants (CNAs) use collaboration and compassion to provide exceptional care and comfort for our patients and their families. Located at Harborview Medical Center or UW Medical Center, CNAs and patient care technicians embrace exceptional patient care and safety, in a variety of nursing units, to support our interdisciplinary team's ability to provide quality care.

As the first point-of-contact for customers or patients, our talented customer service and call center staff provide a consistent customer experience that represents UW Medicine. We work in a fast-paced environment where customer service, patient care, teamwork and accuracy are the highest priorities at all times, whether over the phone or in-person.

Radiology at UW Medicine is advancing imaging science to improve the human condition through a full complement of radiology tests and imaging procedures, using our advanced diagnostic imaging technology. Located within Harborview Medical Center, UW Medical Center – Montlake, UW Medical Center – Northwest, and UW Medicine Primary Care, our board-certified radiologists have specialty training in cardiac imaging, neuro-imaging, musculoskeletal radiology, neuroradiology, ultrasound, chest radiology, interventional radiology, nuclear medicine, body and breast imaging and more. Working as a team of expert imaging technologists, we strive to diagnose illnesses and injuries quickly and effectively with imaging findings that are integrated with all clinical data to generate comprehensive and actionable patient assessments so treatment can begin. We take the time to explain procedures to each patient so they’ll know what to expect every step of the way.

The Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology serves as a regional resource for clinical laboratory services in patient care, research and educational programs across the Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana and Idaho (WWAMI) region with teams working at UW Medical Center, Harborview Medical Center and many other clinical and research facilities in the area.

UW Medicine's leaders are driven by our mission to improve the health of all people through the integration of clinical, research and educational programs, believing strongly in the principle that patients come first. Our managers, executives and leaders have the opportunity to pursue meaningful and challenging careers that are rewarding every single day.

Medical assistants are a vital component of UW Medicine's multidisciplinary outpatient care teams, providing hands-on services to patients across our hospital-based specialty clinics and in our primary care locations around the Puget Sound area.

At UW Medicine, our nurses play a critical role in disseminating evidence, influencing national best practice guidelines, sharing innovation, and supporting and inspiring nurses across the country. We emphasize the relationship with self, co-workers and our patients and their families, and we continue to support and develop the highest levels of nurse autonomy, accountability and control over nursing practices to advance the UW Medicine mission.

Our pharmacy staff members enjoy a professionally rewarding career in a variety of inpatient or ambulatory settings. Working under an advanced practice model, our teams are respected for their integral role in managing drug therapies for our patients, have the opportunity to network with other practitioners in different specialties and are continuously learning about new cutting-edge drug therapies.

UW Medicine is an integrated clinical, research and learning health system with a singular mission to improve the health of all people. Within these integrated programs, our professional and technical staff provide up-to-date, high-quality care and services to patients and families and expert support to the clinical enterprise.

Our multidisciplinary rehabilitation teams work across the continuum of care, striving to restore function to patients recovering from a wide variety of medical conditions, illnesses, injuries and major trauma, through personalized collaborative care. UW Medicine's Rehabilitation Medicine program has been repeatedly ranked among the top in the nation.

Our respiratory and sleep medicine teams are experts in the treatment of a broad spectrum of pulmonary and critical care illnesses and sleep disorders.

Across UW Medicine's hospitals and clinics, behavioral health professionals work within multidisciplinary teams to offer inclusive, compassionate, respectful, individualized care to patients and families coping with grief, loss, new diagnoses, chronic disease and socio-economic challenges.

Our multidisciplinary surgical services teams work in clinics, pre- and post-surgical units, ambulatory surgery centers and operating rooms. With services ranging from routine procedures and complex cardiac- and neurosurgeries to solid organ transplants and major trauma, our staff consistently delivers the highest levels of quality and service to patients.