Wanted: Naturopathic Doctor to Direct the Holistic Medicine Department

2013 | June, Opportunity Knocks

Wanted: Naturopathic Doctor to direct the holistic medicine department of a large, multidisciplinary pain management clinic in San Jose, California. In addition to providing direct patient care, the ND will be in charge of coordination of a team of practitioners (LAc, DC, LMT, etc). Compensation and benefits will be competitive and based on experience. Applicant must either currently hold or be eligible for licensure in California and have a strong interest in the treatment of pain. Experience with hormone optimization required. No experience needed in injection therapies, but considered a plus.

Please send a CV and a personal statement with emphasis on your experience with and interest in the treatment of pain.

Harry Adelson ND
harry(at)docereclinics.com
Docere Clinics

Contact Information:
Contact Name: Harry Adelson, N.D.
Email: ndjobca@yahoo.com

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