Professionally Proactive
Practicing Permanente Medicine means doing what's right for people.
Since our founding, Permanente physicians have pursued new and better ways to practice medicine, solely to improve the health of our patients.
That's why Permanente physicians pioneered a prepaid health plan in the 1940s and electronic health records in the 1960s. In the 2010s, we developed mobile apps to help manage chronic conditions and created pain-management protocols that helped us dramatically reduce opioid prescriptions.
The constant pursuit to improve the delivery of care to our patients is at the heart of Permanente Medicine. We work together to develop techniques and technologies that make providing effective and personalized health care easier and better.
Join us and help discover the medicine of tomorrow.
Contact a regional recruiter:
Colorado Permanente Medical Group
Andrea.C.Hughes-Proxmire@kp.org
Hawaii Permanente Medical Group
Thao.Hartford@kp.org
Mid-Atlantic Permanente Medical Group
Robert.F.Hickey@kp.org
Northwest Permanente
Marisa.E.Walter@kp.org
Southern California Permanente Medical Group
Patty.A.Darling@kp.org
The Permanente Medical Group (Northern California)
Aileen.M.Ludlow@kp.org
The Southeast Permanente Medical Group
Laurie.Wehunt@kp.org
Washington Permanente Medical Group
Kelly.A.Pedrini@kp.org
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