Find Collaborating Physicians in Washington. Browse verified Collaborating Physicians by specialty, availability, and format. Ideal for nurse practitioners seeking physician collaboration agreements.
1 result found in Washington
LMHC
Poulsbo, WA
For seven years worked in public mental health as a clinical supervisor, currently the counseling director of a non profit counseling center and actively see clients as well. Has supervised over 25 master's level interns and over 9 for state license. Prior to this I worked in Christian ministry with children and families.
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Collaborating Physicians partner with nurse practitioners and other advanced practice providers to fulfill state-mandated collaboration requirements. Washington state regulations define the scope and structure of collaboration agreements. Use Find A Supervisor to find Collaborating Physicians currently accepting new collaborative partners in Washington.
On Find A Supervisor, filter by Supervisor type and select "Collaborating Physician," then set your state to Washington. You can also filter by specialty and format to narrow your results to physicians who match your practice needs.
Collaboration requirements for nurse practitioners vary by state. Washington's licensing board sets the rules around collaboration agreements, including required documentation and the scope of the Collaborating Physician's role. Always verify the current requirements directly with your state board.
Yes. Find A Supervisor lets you filter by specialty, location, and supervision format so you can find a Collaborating Physician whose clinical background aligns with your practice area in Washington.
Before signing, discuss the scope of collaboration, how often you will consult, the physician's availability for urgent questions, fee structure, documentation expectations, and how the agreement will be renewed or terminated if needed.
Yes. Some states require formal collaboration agreements for nurse practitioners; others operate under a full-practice authority model with no collaboration requirement. Verify the current rules with your Washington licensing board before beginning.
