Important Notices:
Effective April 1st, 2019 the Shot Clinic will stay open during the hours of 12:00-1:00
Important Clinic Closure Notices:
Labor Day: September 2nd – Closed
Thursday Oct 10th- Closed at 11:30
Thanksgiving: November 27th and 28th – Closed
Christmas Eve: December 24th – Closed at 12:00 PM
Christmas: December 25th & 26th – Closed
New Year’s Eve: December 31st – Closed at 4:00 PM
New Year’s: January 1, 2020 – Closed
Mission Statement
Our mission is to provide compassionate and patient-centered care,
using the most current treatments and technologies in an environment that promotes trust and healing.
Core Values
Respect
Prioritizing patients and their families; treating them with dignity, kindness, and courtesy.
Quality
Providing exceptional, personalized care to each individual.
Teamwork
Working together to provide a safe and supportive clinic atmosphere that promotes communication and well-being.
Integrity
Having knowledgeable and motivated staff members who strive to uphold the highest standards of professional behavior and ethics.
Excellence
Seeking out the best ways to treat our patients by continually gaining knowledge and incorporating them into patient care.
Compassion
Establishing a partnership with our patients by providing a place where they know their needs and concerns are being heard and addressed, while also educating our patients so they have the knowledge to advocate for themselves.
Providing a framework for patient education and empowerment is essential. Managing illness is a partnership and requires patient-physician interchange. We live in a world where information is quickly available and plentiful. It can become difficult to navigate the volumes of accurate and inaccurate information that is available. My role is to guide the patient in the right direction and provide the tools and medicines for optimal health.
Dr. Kursteen Salter Price was born in France to Canadian parents studying abroad in art and political science. She is proud to be the first official diploma doctor in her family. Her great-great-grandfather came to Canada from Scotland and was a traveling, self-taught “healer” for the Canadian island of Cape Breton. She has had the privilege of living and working in Portland, Oregon for over ten years now with her husband and now two daughters.