Amit A. Barve, MD

From routine check-ups to specialty care, Providence provides child-centered, compassionate and trusted care – for newborns, children and teens. Your pediatrician is your child’s first stop for checkups, screenings, and minor illnesses and injuries. When you need specialty care, your pediatrician will work closely with you to answer questions, explain diagnoses, and coordinate treatment and follow-up care. At Providence, you'll have access to a vast network of dedicated and compassionate providers who offer personalized care.

Christopher M. Wallis, PAC is a highly experienced and compassionate family medicine practitioner located in Seaside, OR. With a background in the Navy and the University of Washington's MEDEX Northwest Physician Assistant Program, Chris brings a wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm to his work with patients of all ages. He is dedicated to providing personalized care and empowering patients to manage their health through lifestyle changes, reducing the need for medications. Chris is committed to helping individuals achieve optimal health and enjoy a fulfilling life. Providence Seaside Clinic is the primary location where Christopher M. Wallis, PAC practices. This clinic, situated on South Wahanna Road, offers a range of services including family medicine, pediatrics, and urgent care. Patients appreciate Chris's attentiveness, professionalism, and genuine concern for their well-being. With a focus on quality and personalized care, Christopher M. Wallis, PAC and Providence Seaside Clinic are trusted providers in the Seaside community.Generated from the website

Benjamin McWhorter, FNP-BC completed his nursing education in Kansas City, Mo., earning his bachelor’s in nursing at Saint Luke’s College of Health Sciences, and his master’s at Rockhurst University. Benjamin’s future in nursing became clear one summer during nursing school, while he was working in a first aid clinic at a children’s camp. “Between the campers and the staff, I found there was always room for health education,” he says. “Ever since, my sights were set on becoming a family nurse practitioner.” Today, he continues to believe that his most important role as a provider is to be an educator. “Through partnership with my patients, I can help not only to manage and guide their care, but also to teach them how to independently manage and improve their health, long term."