Bradley Sinclair Competitors

Kaiser Permanente's Division of Research (DOR) is one of the nation’s largest research facilities outside of a government or university setting. Our studies cover a wide range of clinical topics, including cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes, substance abuse, mental health, maternal and child health, and women’s health. Our research addresses broad issues, including the role of genes and the environment in health, the influence of behavior on disease prevention and chronic illness management, drug safety, health care policy, health services delivery, and disparities. The Division is currently home to 75 research scientists and staff scientists, 17 research fellows, and more than 674 employees. The DOR also has 46 adjunct investigators from within Kaiser Permanente Northern California (KPNC) and other academic institutions. DOR’s scientists are involved in 612 ongoing research projects and the KPNC Clinical Trials Program supports and guides 326 active clinical trials following 3,917 members. Since 2000, DOR researchers have published more than 8,100 peer-reviewed articles, and across all KPNC researchers there were more than 1,000 papers published in 2025 alone.

Located in the Ohio Valley among the rolling hills of St. Clairsville, Ohio adjacent to interstate 70, Fox Run has been serving children and adolescents in Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania for over 20 years. Fox Run is a 100-bed, residential treatment facility that provides a comfortable, non-institutional environment designed for youth. As a Residential Treatment Facility, Fox Run treats both boys and girls, ages 5-17, who are diagnosed with a psychiatric condition which requires in-patient placement. We have specialized treatment programs and living areas for each of our programmed groups. Our Dreams Program serves children ages 5-12; our Visions Program is tailored to those youth managing Developmental Disabilities (IQ 50-70). We also offer clinical treatment and programming for adolescents ages 12-17 in our Hopes and Choices groups. Our goal is to provide each patient with the treatment, care, social skills, and leadership interactions to give them a solid foundation to support a future of healing and hope. We want every child who enters our doors to experience a successful future. To achieve this goal, we offer individual, group, and family therapies. We have a fully accredited public school focusing on special educational needs that provides a full transfer of credits earned back to their home district. Our school is equipped with opportunities include laptops, iPads, and smart boards. Fox Run’s dedicated and compassionate staff cares about our patients. The family of employees understands the unique needs presented by our children and are committed to the healthy development of our residents. The staff is inclusive psychiatrists, therapists, nurses, mental health technicians, activities therapists, and special education teachers. This is only a sample of the qualified people that work daily to continuously improve on the vision of Fox Run.

SCL Health, now Intermountain Health, is a leading nonprofit organization and health system providing high-quality care to our patients and communities in Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, Nevada, Utah, and Wyoming. We are a team of more than 60,000 caregivers with a shared goal: to make a difference in our communities by putting our patients and families first, believing that fully engaged caregivers are the foundation of exceptional patient care. Whether you want to start a new career path, take on a greater challenge, or find more flexibility, Intermountain Health offers a variety of diverse opportunities to put you on the path to a rewarding lifetime career.