Childhood Health Associates of Salem is currently hiring for a new MD\/DO Pediatrician. We are looking for a BC\/BE Pediatrician who would like to work full-time at our award-winning practice. We feature extended hours for patient access, an enthusiastic staff that includes RN Case Managers for those tough cases, a Referrals Department, our own in-house Interpreter Services, a team of dedicated and brilliant in-house billers, and lots more! We are physician-owned, women-owned, creative, nimble, and in charge of our own destiny! Maybe you’re a new grad, maybe you are tired of working for a faceless health system that undervalues your real contributions; maybe you would just like to come practice in Oregon. We offer a peerless benefits package and a chance to become an owner if you enjoy the challenges of practice management. We use a pediatric-specific EHR (Office Practicum) and our physicians and mid-levels are active in leadership both in the local community, at the state level, and with the AAP. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
We are also hiring for a new full-time PA or PNP! Mid-levels at CHAOS enjoy full integration into the healthcare team with their own patient panels and opportunities for teaching. We promise to onboard you at a pace that suits you, allowing you to stretch your wings in the world of pediatric primary care while providing close physician support. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Email Dr. Kimberly Heggen at kimberlyh@childhoodhealth.com for specifics if you are interested in either of these positions.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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