Regional Medical Clinic - Employment Opportunities

Get Your Life Back at Regional Medical Clinic

Imagine...
Air you breathe, not see.
Monumental monuments.
A symphony by a waterfall.
Learning to ski in shirt sleeves.
A mosquito-less backyard barbeque.
Scenic drives that beg for a convertible.
Taking in a Broadway show under the pines.
Dipping your toes in a cool mountain stream.
Enjoying how far your golf ball flies at altitude.
Deciding which National Park you'll visit this evening.

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Then imagine...
Flexible scheduling.
A supervisor who says thank you.
A stress-free 10-minute commute to work.
Health care in a healthy work environment.
Getting time off to watch your child's soccer game.
Having the technology you need to get the job done.

If any of these get your imagination going then we've already got something in common. These are just a few of the reasons we enjoy being a part of Regional Medical Clinic. It is a great place to work and a beautiful place to live. We invite you to discover this for yourself.

Regional Medical Clinics are in most Black Hills area communities. There are job possibilities in each community for nurses, certified nurse practitioners, physician’s assistants, clinic assistants, receptionists, medical billing and coding, and medical records.

For additional employment opportunities within our health care system, please visit Regional Health www.rcrh.org/Jobs/.

Thank you for your interest in Regional Medical Clinic.

Masaru Chiba, MD
Board-certified in Pulmonology and Critical Care Medicine and board eligible in Sleep Medicine, Dr. Masaru Chiba specializes in the care of the lungs and breathing. Treatment includes a variety of lung and respiratory conditions such as asthma, bronchitis, chronic obstructive lung disease (COPD), lung cancer, sleep apnea, lung infections, interstitial lung disease, and respiratory failure. Previously practicing in Lafayette, IN, Dr. Chiba joined Regional Medical Clinic - Pulmonology in June 2007.
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