Facility Type:

Community Health Center

Employer Selling Points:

Employment Status, Teaching, Administration, Perception of Quality, Stability of Workforce

Community Type:

Rural

Community/Service Population:

2,501 - 5,000 / 2,501 - 5,000

Community Information:

Colville, Washington is a charming city with a rich history and vibrant present. With its stunning scenery, endless recreational opportunities, and welcoming community, Colville is the perfect place to call home. 

Colville is named after Fort Colville, a Hudson's Bay Company trading post that was established in 1825. The fort played an important role in the region's fur trade and helped to open the Pacific Northwest to American settlers. Colville is also home to the Colville Confederated Tribes, a Native American tribe that has lived in the region for centuries. 

Colville is surrounded by natural beauty, with lush forests, snow-capped mountains, and sparkling rivers. The Colville River flows through the heart of the city, offering residents and visitors alike the opportunity to enjoy swimming, fishing, boating, and other water sports. Other popular recreational activities in Colville include hiking, camping, hunting, and skiing. Annual events include parades and rodeos.  

Colville is also a great place to raise a family, with excellent schools and a variety of youth activities available. 

Despite its rural setting, Colville offers a variety of amenities to meet the needs of its residents and visitors. The city has grocery stores, gym, cafes, post office, library, and several restaurants. Colville is also located just a short drive from larger cities, such as Spokane, Washington, and Newport, Washington making it easy to access shopping, dining, and entertainment options. 

Colville, Washington is a beautiful city with something to offer everyone. Colville is the ideal place for those seeking peace and tranquility in nature, a rich sense of history, or a family-friendly community. Colville is a city where you can make your mark.  

Community Selling Points:

Access to Larger Community, Recreational Opportunities, Schools, Perception of Community, Community Need/Support of Health Professional

3RNET Network Coordinator
Contact Information:

Faith Johnson
Office of Community and Rural Health
P.O. Box 47853

Olympia, WA 98504-7853
Tel: 360.236.2815
faith.johnson@doh.wa.gov
Workforce Advisor

J-1 Contact Information:

Sarah Gambrill
Office of Community and Rural Health
PO Box 47853

Olympia, WA 98504-7853
Tel: 360-236-2862
J1VisaWaiver@doh.wa.gov
WA State J-1 Program Specifics