Child and adolescent psychiatrists in Oregon

  • Child and adolescent psychiatry
  • Oregon
Child and adolescent psychiatrists
114
Linked to a hospital or group
75
Hospitals with a child and adolescent psychiatrist
11
Medical groups with a child and adolescent psychiatrist
35
Cities
26

There are 114 child and adolescent psychiatrists in Oregon. Legacy Emanuel Medical Center has the most, 20, and OHSU Hospital has the most affiliated child and adolescent psychiatrists, 11. Portland is home to 48, and 33% finished medical school 30 or more years ago.

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Oregon child and adolescent psychiatrists, listed A to Z by last name

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Oregon child and adolescent psychiatrists, A to Z
Child and adolescent psychiatristHospitalsMedical groupsEmail and phone
Martha H. Aaron, MDSalem · NPI 1457424350-1 groupContacts
Heather Adams, DOPortland · NPI 1558567065-2 groupsContacts
Richard J. Alden, MDPortland · NPI 1558439448-1 groupContacts
Stephanie Anne Axman, MDPortland · NPI 10131728321 hospital1 groupContacts
Shauyaun Azimi, DOPortland · NPI 1144755471-1 groupContacts
Barbara Jean Baker, MDPortland · NPI 1518029768--Contacts
Jeanne A. BereiterPortland · NPI 11240336751 hospital1 groupContacts
Timothy Eldon Blumer, DOCorvallis · NPI 1851497085-4 groupsContacts
Karen Joanne Bos, MDPortland · NPI 14475610141 hospital2 groupsContacts
Thomas W. Breyer, PMHNPSalem · NPI 1538137336-1 groupContacts
Heather Buxton, MDPortland · NPI 13669734481 hospital3 groupsContacts
Jin H. Cai, DOOregon City · NPI 11749733581 hospital2 groupsContacts
Margaret S. Cary, MD, MPHPendleton · NPI 10039201821 hospital2 groupsContacts
Jennifer Lynn Chaffin, DOOregon City · NPI 1679831788-1 groupContacts
Brandon Scott Chin, MDPortland · NPI 1710689849-1 groupContacts
Gurpreet Chopra, MDBend · NPI 1801940499-2 groupsContacts
Nicole Didenti Christiansen, MDPortland · NPI 1295934750-1 groupContacts
Susan Grover Colasurdo, MDPortland · NPI 1376602292-1 groupContacts
David Oliver Conant-Norville, MDHillsboro · NPI 1659423291--Contacts
Suki Katheryn Conrad, MDSpringfield · NPI 1952676165-1 groupContacts
Anthony Cordaro Jr., MDClackamas · NPI 1346387610-1 groupContacts
Terry Shawn Crombie, MDPortland · NPI 1992719231-2 groupsContacts
Christopher Nicholas David, MDHermiston · NPI 15083628492 hospitals3 groupsContacts
Lorraine Hooke Davies, MDNorth Bend · NPI 1588827547-1 groupContacts
Joshua Empedocles Dow, MDTualatin · NPI 10939344731 hospital-Contacts
Dena K. Drasin, MDPhilomath · NPI 1790851574--Contacts
Brandon Michael Duft, MDPortland · NPI 1467778803-1 groupContacts
Gayle Kathryn Ely, MDPortland · NPI 1184751976-1 groupContacts
Kenneth Alan Ensroth, MDOregon City · NPI 17705991851 hospital1 groupContacts
Cody J. Evans, MDOregon City · NPI 1649484155--Contacts
Pari Faraji, MDPortland · NPI 15384010881 hospital2 groupsContacts
Michelle Elizabeth Feldman, DOSalem · NPI 1760773006-3 groupsContacts
Karen Finch Miller, MDBend · NPI 1215253000-2 groupsContacts
Caroline E. Fisher, MDMedford · NPI 13866127602 hospitals2 groupsContacts
Kathryn Jane Flegel, MDHillsboro · NPI 1912988700--Contacts
Michelle Frieben, MDMedford · NPI 1912110404-1 groupContacts
Arlene Debora Hagen, MDPortland · NPI 1750610093--Contacts
Kari Hancock, MDCorvallis · NPI 1407958358-1 groupContacts
Anandam Hilde, MDPortland · NPI 18617533521 hospital2 groupsContacts
Jessica Gilbertson Hitchcock, MDPortland · NPI 14775523051 hospital-Contacts
Virginia Jaschke, MDMedford · NPI 1164598363-1 groupContacts
Ajitkumar N. Jetmalani, MDPortland · NPI 11049949201 hospital2 groupsContacts
Kyle Patrick Johnson, MDPortland · NPI 15189750511 hospital2 groupsContacts
Benjamin R. Lafferty, MDCorvallis · NPI 1801095773-4 groupsContacts
Zachary Michael Lane, MDPortland · NPI 17609713371 hospital3 groupsContacts
Bruce Leewiwatanakul, DOPortland · NPI 1821521279-2 groupsContacts
Eric Nathaniel Leong, DOEugene · NPI 1851475099-3 groupsContacts
Rebecca D. Marshall, MDPortland · NPI 14777876461 hospital2 groupsContacts
Kimberly Anne McKenna, MDPortland · NPI 16698053211 hospital1 groupContacts
Birgit Meyer, MDMedford · NPI 10433402192 hospitals1 groupContacts

Showing 1 to 50 of 80 Oregon child and adolescent psychiatrists

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Sources: NPPES NPI Registry (CMS) and Dmand AI Affiliation Data

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Legacy Emanuel Medical Center has the most child and adolescent psychiatrists in Oregon, with 20

Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) is second with 12, and Providence Medical Group, Oregon third with 10. Counts are child and adolescent psychiatrists with an Oregon address linked to each group.

Sources: Dmand AI Affiliation Data and Dmand AI Org Hierarchy Data

OHSU Hospital has the most affiliated child and adolescent psychiatrists in Oregon, with 11

Legacy Emanuel Medical Center in Portland is second with 8, and Providence Willamette Falls Medical Center third with 4. Oregon child and adolescent psychiatrists are affiliated with 11 hospitals in all.

Hospitals with the most child and adolescent psychiatrists in Oregon
#HospitalHealth systemChild and adolescent psychiatrists
1OHSU HospitalPortlandState of Oregon11
2Legacy Emanuel Medical CenterPortlandLegacy Health8
3Providence Willamette Falls Medical CenterOregon CityProvidence4
4Asante Rogue Regional Medical CenterMedfordAsante Health System3
5St. Charles BendBendSt. Charles Health System3
6Kaiser Permanente Sunnyside Medical CenterClackamasKaiser Permanente2
7Good Samaritan Regional Medical CenterCorvallisMultiCare Health System1
8Legacy Meridian Park Medical CenterTualatinLegacy Health1
9Samaritan Pacific Communities HospitalNewportMultiCare Health System1
10Samaritan Lebanon Community HospitalLebanonMultiCare Health System1

Top 10 of 11 Oregon hospitals with an affiliated child and adolescent psychiatristAll 63 Oregon hospitals

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Portland has the most child and adolescent psychiatrists in Oregon, with 48

48child and adolescent psychiatrists in Portland
8child and adolescent psychiatrists in Bend
8child and adolescent psychiatrists in Oregon City
7child and adolescent psychiatrists in Corvallis
6child and adolescent psychiatrists in Salem
5child and adolescent psychiatrists in Medford

More Oregon cities with child and adolescent psychiatrists

  • Eugene4
  • Hillsboro4
  • Beaverton3

Child and adolescent psychiatrists practice in 26 Oregon cities. Every city with 10 or more has its own page.

Source: NPPES NPI Registry (CMS)

Most Oregon child and adolescent psychiatrists practice at a hospital: 35 of the 66 with a mapped site

29 also practice at a medical group site, and 8 at clinical labs. A child and adolescent psychiatrist can practice at several kinds of site, so the shares overlap.

Oregon child and adolescent psychiatrists by site of care

  1. Hospitals35
  2. Medical group practices29
  3. Clinical labs8
  4. Physician offices7
  5. FQHCs4

Sources: Dmand AI Affiliation Data and Dmand AI Practice Data

33% of Oregon child and adolescent psychiatrists finished medical school 30 or more years ago

12 of the 36 Oregon child and adolescent psychiatrists with a graduation year on file. 6 graduated in the last 10 years.

Physicians by years since medical school

  1. Under 10 years ago6
  2. 10 to 19 years ago8
  3. 20 to 29 years ago10
  4. 30 to 39 years ago7
  5. 40 or more years ago5

Source: Dmand AI Professional Profile Data

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  • Medicare servicesServices and procedure codes billed to Medicare, from CMSOn every profile
  • Medicare Part D prescribingClaims and drug costs from Part D, from CMSOn every profile
  • Industry paymentsPayments from drug and device makers, from CMS Open PaymentsOn every profile
  • Publications and clinical trialsResearch papers and trials linked to the NPI, when on fileOn every profile
  • Licenses and graduation yearState license numbers and medical school graduation yearOn every profile
  • NPI detailsNPI, enumeration date, primary taxonomy and practice addressOn every profile
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Sources: NPPES NPI Registry (CMS), Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners (CMS), Open Payments (CMS) and Dmand AI Affiliation Data

Sources for the Oregon child and adolescent psychiatrist directory

Sources for the data on this page
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Child and adolescent psychiatrists are HCPs whose primary specialty is child and adolescent psychiatry (taxonomy code 2084P0804X), with an active NPI and an Oregon practice address.

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How many child and adolescent psychiatrists are in Oregon?

114 child and adolescent psychiatrists have an active NPI, an Oregon practice address and child and adolescent psychiatry (taxonomy code 2084P0804X) as their primary specialty. 75 of them are linked to a hospital or medical group.

Which Oregon medical groups have the most child and adolescent psychiatrists?

Legacy Emanuel Medical Center, with 20, followed by Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) with 12 and Providence Medical Group, Oregon with 10.

Which Oregon hospitals have the most child and adolescent psychiatrists?

OHSU Hospital, with 11 affiliated child and adolescent psychiatrists, followed by Legacy Emanuel Medical Center with 8 and Providence Willamette Falls Medical Center with 4.

Which Oregon cities have the most child and adolescent psychiatrists?

Portland, with 48, followed by Bend (8) and Oregon City (8). Child and adolescent psychiatrists practice in 26 Oregon cities in all.

How many Oregon child and adolescent psychiatrists finished medical school 30 or more years ago?

12 of the 36 with a graduation year on file, or 33%. 6 graduated in the last 10 years.

What is the taxonomy code for child and adolescent psychiatry?

2084P0804X is the NPPES taxonomy code for child and adolescent psychiatry. Sub-specialties with their own code are counted on their own lists.

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