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Rose Urgent Care and Family Practice

Clinic · Vancouver, WA

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Rose Urgent Care and Family Practice workplace
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3.9
Google rating

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What the day-to-day looks like

Setting
Clinic

Benefits

The employer emphasizes lifestyle benefits such as regular clinic hours, no call requirements, and work-life balance rather than detailing specific benefits offerings.

The city

Living in Vancouver, WA

Vancouver sits along the Columbia River in southwest Washington, offering a quieter Pacific Northwest alternative to neighboring Portland while keeping big-city amenities within easy reach. Nurses enjoy year-round outdoor access, a growing healthcare sector, and no state income tax.

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Metro price level · Vancouver area
5% above the national average
BEA index 105.4 (100 = national)
Median gross rent
$1,702/mo
rent and tenant-paid utilities
Median household income
$81,338/yr
all local households, not nurse pay

U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis · 2024 metro Regional Price Parities · Census ACS 2024

Who they are

Rose Urgent Care and Family Practice is a small medical group located in Vancouver, WA, with an additional location in Battle Ground, WA. The practice operates as a combined urgent care and family practice clinic, offering outpatient medicine only with no OB and no call requirements.

  • Clinic · Vancouver
More about Rose Urgent Care and Family Practice

Clinic hours run 9am-6pm Monday through Friday, with Saturday urgent care services. The organization employs 11 to 50 staff members and is fully staffed with MD/DOs, NPs, and PAs, supported by a full support staff including a nurse case manager. The practice is currently accepting new patients and describes itself as growing within a welcoming community. From a nursing perspective, Rose Urgent Care and Family Practice positions itself as an alternative to high-pressure, large institutional settings. The employer's job postings emphasize autonomy, reduced bureaucracy, and sufficient time for patient evaluation without feeling rushed. The clinic culture is described as collegial and family-like, where every team member's input is valued and respected. Nurses and advanced practice providers have the opportunity to build lasting patient relationships in an outpatient setting. However, review data from Indeed indicates mixed employee experiences, with lower scores in job security and advancement, suggesting potential limitations for long-term career growth at this smaller practice.

Rose Urgent Care and Family Practice brands itself as 'The Doctor's Office Reinvented,' with a stated focus on providing a dedicated team of world-class health professionals and a total focus on the patient experience. The organization values autonomy, collegiality, and relationship-based care, aiming to create an environment where providers have enough time to evaluate patients without stress and where every team member's input is valued and respected. The practice emphasizes making a difference in patients' lives and building lasting relationships, which it frames as the core purpose of entering medicine.

Why nurses stay

How they describe the culture

family-likecollegialautonomyinclusiveflexiblepatient-centeredcommunity-orientedgrowing

What nurses say in reviews

Indeed reports an overall rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars based on 8 reviews. Detailed sub-ratings from Indeed include: Work & Life Balance at 3.5/5, Compensation & Benefits at 3.2/5, Job Security & Advancement at 2.7/5, Management at 3.0/5, and Culture at 3.3/5. Employees highlighted feeling of personal appreciation, an inclusive work environment, and time and location flexibility as positive aspects. Areas identified for improvement include general feeling of work happiness, ability to meet personal goals, and energizing work tasks. Patient reviews on Google are generally positive, citing friendly, caring, and respectful service.

The good

  • Small, family-like work environment with collegial atmosphere
  • Greater autonomy and less bureaucracy compared to large institutions
  • Regular clinic hours (9am-6pm M-F) with no call and no OB responsibilities
  • Sufficient time allocated for patient evaluation without feeling rushed
  • Inclusive work environment where staff input is valued
  • Full support staff including nurse case manager

The hard parts

  • Low job security and advancement rating (2.7/5 on Indeed), likely limited by small organization size
  • Compensation and benefits rated below average (3.2/5 on Indeed)
  • Management rated only average (3.0/5 on Indeed), with areas for improvement in general work happiness and ability to meet personal goals
  • Small company size of 11-50 employees may limit career progression opportunities

The reality check

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Jun 19, 2026
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Family Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant - Urgent Care- Primary Care Provider

$65/hr

Rose Urgent Care and Family PracticeVancouver, WA
  • NP
  • 8-hour 8 hour
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