This Whitman County city is north of the Snake River. Settlement dates back to 1876. It was originally called Three Forks. The name was changed in 1884; it was incorporated two years later.
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Access All JobsDid you know that registered nurses in Pullman earn an average wage of $62,000? If you can see Pullman in your future, then you might like to consider seeking employment with local healthcare institutions such as the Pullman Regional Hospital, Pullman Family Medicine, Palouse Medical and Summit Therapy. Pullman is a beautiful and peaceful residential area that would provide the perfect backdrop for family life. There are lots of local facilities, including Sunnyside Park, Martin Stadium, the Hitchcock Equine Center and the Pullman Community Center, as well as an impressive range of locally-owned bars and restaurants. Pullman is also home to the Washington State University Pullman Campus, which is only five minutes from the city center. The university offers programs such as basic medical science, human development, nursing and pre-medicine. Submit your resume to be matched to jobs in Pullman.