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CHOC Specialists, part of CHOC Children’s in Orange County, seeks a board-certified or eligible pediatric rheumatologist to join a three-person team. You will deliver the full spectrum of pediatric rheumatology care, collaborate closely with colleagues, and participate in teaching and clinical research through CHOC’s strong academic affiliations.
The role supports a growing service with opportunities to contribute to education, outreach, and the development of future pediatric leaders within a
CHOC Specialists is a private pediatric subspecialty group practicing at CHOC Children’s, a premier Orange County healthcare system devoted to children’s health through clinical care, advocacy, outreach, education, and research.
This is a chance to join a pediatric care environment with unusual depth: more than 300 physicians and advanced practice providers, a broad subspecialty platform described across 23 to 26 pediatric subspecialties, and a hospital recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of the best children’s hospitals in 2020–2021.
For children and families who need pediatric rheumatology care, this role offers the opportunity to deliver specialized expertise within a system committed to advancing treatment, training, and research.
The Rheumatology division is established, busy, and positioned for growth. You will join three board-certified pediatric rheumatology colleagues and step into a service with room to expand care, engage in teaching, and contribute to clinical research.
CHOC’s Gold Level CAPE Award recognition reflects its commitment to performance excellence. For a physician who wants a respected children’s health system and a service with significant growth potential, the opportunity is clear.
The Pediatric Rheumatologist will provide the full range of pediatric rheumatology services and participate in a shared call arrangement with the division’s three current board-certified physicians.
The role includes a busy clinical service, opportunities to teach through CHOC Children’s Hospital’s pediatric residency training program, and the ability to pursue clinical research supported by CHOC’s affiliation with the UC Irvine School of Medicine.
Beyond individual patient care, this physician will contribute to a system committed to training future pediatric leaders and advancing care through education, research, advocacy, outreach.
The ideal candidate is a Board Certified or Board Eligible Pediatric Rheumatologist with the clinical judgment, collegiality, and ambition to thrive in a respected children’s health system. CHOC will be especially compelling for a physician who values subspecialty collaboration, wants access to academic teaching and research, and is energized by the chance to help grow an already well-established division.