CHI St. Anthony Hospital is looking for an exceptional Family Medicine Physician to join our Family Clinic Patient Center Medical Home Rural Health Clinic team.
The opportunity to provide outstanding quality of care to 100% outpatient walk-in and appointment, EMR in office, self sufficient and cohesive office staff, a comprehensive benifit package, CME and paid time off, malpractice insurance, pension fund and an incentive compensation program.
Our environment is based on the Team Medicine approach providing appointment and walk-in care, working in conjunction with the current on site Physician/ Medical Director and Advance Practice Clinicians (APC). It is our intent to provide evidence based medical care with outcome based conclusions, by providing the highest quality of medical care to our community. It is our long term plan to transition this current position into the Medical Directorship upon the retirement of the current Medical Director.
A MISSION TO HEAL…A PROMISE TO CARE
CHI St. Anthony Hospital is a licensed 49-bed, federally-designated Critical Access Hospital. A brand new replacement facility opened December 2013, complete with state-of-the-art equipment. The hospital is owned by Catholic Health Initiatives, one of the nation’s largest faith-based systems comprised of 105 hospitals with headquarters in Denver, CO. CHI St. Anthony Hospital has proudly served the community since 1902, providing outstanding care and service.
Pendleton, the government seat for Umatilla County, has a vibrant, diverse economy engaged in manufacturing, agriculture, education, health care, and tourism. It is home to the world famous Pendleton Woolen Mill, Keystone RV, Pendleton Grain Growers, and Interpath Laboratory. The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation operates Wildhorse Resort and Casino, Cayuse Technologies, and other enterprises. The Eastern Oregon Regional Airport in Pendleton is one of only six sites across the country authorized to conduct unmanned aerial vehicle testing. Blue Mountain Community College and Pendleton School District offer multiple degrees and levels of education, promoting lifelong learning.
Tourists take advantage of the area’s eclectic attractions, heritage, and Pendleton’s reputation for “real west hospitality.” The 100+ year old legendary Pendleton Round-Up PRCA Rodeo draws over 50,000 people from the world over to Pendleton during the second week in September. Few communities this size boast as much activity as Pendleton does when it comes to the arts and showcasing extraordinary talent: the Oregon East Symphony and Chorale, Inland Northwest Musicians, Pendleton Arts Center, Tamaskslikt Cultural Institute, Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts, College Community Theatre, the Historic Walking Tour, and Underground Tour.
Because of Pendleton’s prime location, outdoor adventures in the Blue Mountains and on the Columbia River are just minutes away. The Umatilla River flows through the center of town, with walkers and joggers seen frequently along the River Walkway. Pendleton is within an easy drive of premier snow skiing locations, fly fishing, hunting, and other outdoor activities.
Located in sunny northeastern Oregon along the Oregon Trail, Pendleton is home to nearly 17,000 residents. Getting to Pendleton is easy via Interstate 84 or its airport. Pendleton is around 210 miles from Portland, OR; Spokane, WA; and Boise, ID. Pendleton is also located just 65 miles southeast of the Tri-Cities, WA (Richland, Kennewick, and Pasco, metropolitan population over 250,000) and 45 miles southwest of Walla Walla, WA, centers for major shopping, arts, and industry.
If a one-of-a-kind rural community and top notch health care is what you seek, please contact Mary Green, Medical Staff Development, CHI St. Anthony Hospital, 2801 St. Anthony Way, Pendleton, OR, 97801; 541.278.3256; ormarygreen2@chiwest.com.