Careers at Clinic for Special Children
We are a dedicated team of pediatricians, nurses, scientific researchers, administrative staff, and patient advocates working to provide comprehensive local medical care, integrate science and clinical medicine, and share insights in order to improve the health of those with rare genetic disorders.
Please see below for current openings, benefits, and contact information for the Clinic.
Benefits for all employees
- Making a difference in the lives of those with rare genetic disorders
- Paid holidays
- Paid time off
- Company events
- Continuing education opportunities
- Professional training
Full-time employee benefits
- Medical, dental and vision insurance
- Retirement plan contributions
- Disability insurance
- Generous compensation plans
- Medical and dependent care FSA
Why Lancaster?
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Current job openings
Medical Assistant
The Medical Assistant assists in providing day-to-day clinical and administrative services to medically complex children and adults. Daily responsibilities include rooming patients, phlebotomy, cleaning and preparing exam rooms, answering phone calls, and scheduling appointments.
Apply for a position
Instructions on how to apply for a position via email or postal service are listed below. We look forward to receiving your credentials and thank you for your interest in the Clinic for Special Children.-
Apply via email
queries@clinicforspecialchildren.org
Please include the position title in your email subject line and attach your cover letter and resume.
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Apply via postal service
Clinic for Special Children
Attn: Jessica Snyder, PHR, SHRM-CP535 Bunker Hill Road
PO Box 128
Strasburg, PA 17579
Help us to continue to provide patients with timely, affordable and effective care!
Our clinic serves as a trusted medical home for families working to prevent and treat genetic illness in their children. Serving predominantly Amish and Mennonite families, the sturdy, timber-framed building was "raised" by the hands of those in the Anabaptist community outside of Strasburg, PA. Inside the clinic is filled with an array of high-tech gene sequencing that allows us to deliver state of the art care in a nurturing environment.