TeamHealth - Pullman, WA

Pullman is home to high tech, higher education, a diverse population and a high quality of life. Washington State University’s robust research and development programs have been the catalyst for numerous businesses, both in Pullman and across the country. The city boasts 18 distinct parks and natural areas encompassing more than 145 acres, as well as more than 15 miles of pathways to walk, run or bike within city limits. In addition, the path system intersects the Whitman County Bill Chipman Trail that runs between Pullman and Moscow, Idaho. Pullman has been recognized repeatedly on state and national levels for its safety, diversity, health, business climate, green transportation, schools, technology, and for being a great place to raise kids, as well as one of the best college towns in America for both students and permanent residents.