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Moses Lake lies in the heart of Central Washington. The lake itself is the second largest freshwater lake in the state, where shorelines include lush parks, sandy dunes, and plenty of family-friendly neighborhoods. The town’s vicinity has steadily grown to its current population of about 22,000 and is the area’s ground and air transportation hub. Growth has allowed many of the features of suburban living, yet it is surrounded by wide-open spaces and enjoys a “small town” feel. The climate is excellent, with four pleasant seasons and an abundant 300+ days of sunshine. With 139 lakes, Grant County is a boating, fishing and bird hunting paradise.

If you have questions, you may also reach out to: Tracie, Pediatric Nurse at 509.764.6400

Credentialing

1. A standard 6 panel drug test through the SOM is required.  Order a drug test through the SOM at https://www.uwmedicine.org/education/Pages/Drug-Testing-for-Select-Clerkship-Rotations.aspx
2. Samaritan Hospital Forms – Samaritan Hospital requires forms 90 days in advance!

Application for Medical Students

Student Policy 

Send all Samaritan forms to Edie Cole, ecole@samaritanhealthcare.com

    3.  Confluence Health Forms – Moses Lake Clinic Site

You will receive an e-mail from the credentialing coordinator for Confluence Health. These forms are sent to you approximately 4 weeks prior to when you will be going to the site. Please submit these in a timely fashion as directed.

Housing

There is a 2-bedroom apartment near the clinic. If you have questions, please contact Casey Vogt or Jessica Brooks

Transportation

A car is required.  When traveling to Spokane and Wenatchee, track your travel. You will be reimbursed those miles from GOWWAMI at the end of the rotation.

Bus is available in Grant County and you can find out more information at http://www.gta-ride.com/