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Heather C Chilcote, MD

On staff since November 2021

- Rachel Bothell 08.11.22
  
  Dr. Chilcote cared for my children at the UW Shoreline Clinic from when my youngest was born (2013) until two years ago. She was so amazing! She was the first pediatrician that truly listened to us and considered our concerns for our kids. She made our children comfortable and helped them and us learn in so many ways! Children's Hospital is lucky to have her!
- Connie Port Orchard, WA 06.24.22
  
  Dr. Chilcote cared for my daughter for her first year and a half until we moved away. We were so sad to leave her care. As a first time parent I was so grateful for the time and patience she took with us to make sure that my daughter grew well. I am so glad to see that she is now working at Seattle Children's Hospital. She will be a wonderful doctor for the children who are taken there.
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Board Certification(s): Pediatrics
Medical/Professional School: University Of Washington Medical Center, Seattle, WA
Residency: University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, WA

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