Kristine A. Campbell, MD

Kristine A. Campbell, MD

Pediatrics

Offers Video Visits
Accepting New Patients View Exceptions (1)
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Office Locations (2)

Accepting new patients
SelectHealth Plans
  • CHIP
  • SelectHealth Care
  • SelectHealth Choice
  • SelectHealth Community Care
  • SelectHealth Medicare EXCEPTION: Accepting new patients
  • SelectHealth Share
  • SelectHealth Signature
  • SelectHealth Value

Note: This list only shows the SelectHealth plans accepted by the provider. Contact the provider's office to learn what other insurance plans are accepted.

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Primary Children's Safe and Healthy Families- Lehi

Accepting established patients only
SelectHealth Plans
  • CHIP
  • SelectHealth Care
  • SelectHealth Choice
  • SelectHealth Community Care
  • SelectHealth Medicare
  • SelectHealth Share
  • SelectHealth Signature
  • SelectHealth Value

Note: This list only shows the SelectHealth plans accepted by the provider. Contact the provider's office to learn what other insurance plans are accepted.

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Professional Summary

Degree

  • Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine - Baltimore, MD in Doctor of Medicine, 1991 - 1996
Training
  • Residency: Children's Hospital Regional Medical Center - Seattle, WA in Pediatrics, 1996 - 1999
  • Fellowship: Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh - Pittsburgh, PA in Pediatrics, 2004 - 2006
Board Certifications
  • AM BD PEDIATRICS - Certification does not expire
  • AM BD PEDIATRICS (CHILD ABUSE PEDIATRICS) - Certification does not expire
Languages Spoken
  • English
  • Spanish

Intermountain Hospital Affiliations

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