Primary Care - Nurse Practitioner / Physician Resident Practice at : Advanced Practice Clinician (APC) Residency Program - Open Door Community Health Centers ODCHC Advanced Practice Clinician (APC) training program consists of a 12-month residency, followed by a 12-month fellowship (specifically geared toward trainees intending to remain with ODCHC in their future clinical practice). Established in 2016, this program provides intensive training in the clinical complexity of rural family practice within both a safety-net setting and a high-performance, patient-centered medical home (PCMH) model of primary care. Our program is specifically designed for newly graduated NPs and PAs who are committed to serving as primary care providers (PCPs) in community health centers and other safety-net settings. We train residents in Open Door's model of high-performance health care, which includes advanced access scheduling, planned care, the chronic care model, integrated behavioral health and primary care, and team-based collaboration-all supported by expert use of health information technology and the electronic health record (EPIC). Education & Experience Diploma from an accredited program with credentialing through the American Nurses Association or Physician Assistant Association within the last 18 months Required Licensure & Certifications Prior to employment, candidates must possess: Current, unrestricted California license Current DEA registration Current Board Certification in specialty of practice (or board eligible if a newer graduate) Current CPR/BLS certification Valid California driver's license with an insurable driving record Comprehensive Benefits Medical, dental, and vision insurance Retirement plans Access/Production Bonus Eligible for National Health Service Corps (NHSC) Loan Repayment (up to $250,000 for qualifying providers) Compensation: Resident: $98,420.40 Fellow: $113,823.84 Humboldt County Guide - 101 Things To Do Take a Walk on the Coast