Midtown Community Health Center
Midtown Community Health Center is a private, non-profit group of seven clinics that provides quality, affordable healthcare services to community residents at our Ogden, Davis County and Salt Lake City facilities. As a community-based clinic, we believe that excellent, accessible healthcare services should be available to everyone — regardless of their background or circumstances. We provide medical, dental, behavioral health and pharmaceutical services to patients with or without medical insurance and accept all government assistance programs.
Midtown Community Health Center has clinics located in Davis, Weber, and Salt Lake counties.
Open Positions
Substance Use Disorder-LCSW
Position Listing
Clinic Locations
Midtown CHC Hope Clinic
Ogden, UT
Midtown Children’s Clinic
Washington Terrace, UT
Midtown CHC of Davis
Clearfield, UT
Midtown CHC of South Salt Lake
South Salt Lake, UT
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With clinics located in Weber, Davis, and Salt Lake counties, each area offers one-of-a-kind outdoor recreation and metropolitan delights throughout the year! Explore the possibilities of living and working in three of Utah’s most popular areas along the Wasatch Front.
Living in Davis County
Entertainment and Attractions
Davis County is home to a rich history, diverse activities, and unique scenery – including golf courses, shopping centers, more than 400 dining options, an amusement park, and Utah State Park. It is located ~20 minutes north of the Salt Lake County International Airport and a short drive to nine world-class ski resorts! Discover Davis County.
Housing
The median property value in Davis County was $320,100 in 2020, with the homeownership rate at 77.7%. People in Davis County have an average commute time of ~23 minutes. Learn more about Davis County housing and living here and explore local rental properties and homes for sale here.
Demographic Snapshot
Population 350,761
Poverty Rate 5.35%
Median Household Income $87,570
Median Age 31.3
Health Ranking
Davis County is ranked among the healthiest counties in Utah –#6 of 28 ranked counties. Find Comprehensive Demographic Information here and County Health Ranking and Roadmaps here.
Schools
Davis School District At-A-Glance
District size: 96 schools
Grades: PK-12
Enrollment: 72,082 students
Graduation Rate: 94% (Top 20% in UT)
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), UT Dept. of Education
Learn more about Davis County schools.
Living in Weber County
Entertainment and Attractions
Weber County hosts wide range of attractions from downtown shopping, gourmet dining, an energetic nightlife to rugged outdoor recreation and unbelievably accessible foothills and mountains. Weber County is home to more than 170,000 acres of National Forest, three ski resorts, over 210 miles of trails, and 13,000 acres of lakes connected by pristine rivers. Discover Weber County.
Housing
The median property value in Weber County was $249,100 in 2020, with a homeownership rate at 74.7%. People in Weber County have an average commute time of ~22 minutes. Learn more about Weber County housing and living here and explore local rental properties and homes for sale here.
Demographic Snapshot
Population 255,284
Poverty Rate 11.3%
Median Household Income $71,275
Median Age 32.9
Health Ranking
Weber County is ranked in the lower middle range of counties in Utah – #17 of 28 ranked counties.
Find Comprehensive Demographic Information here and County Health Ranking and Roadmaps here.
Schools
Weber School District At-A-Glance
District size: 49 schools
Grades: PK-12
Enrollment: 32,423 students
Graduation Rate: 89% (Top 50% in UT)
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), UT Dept. of Education
Learn more about Weber District schools.
Living in Salt Lake County
Entertainment and Attractions
Salt Lake County has every urban amenity set minutes away from specular mountains and the “Greatest Snow on Earth”. A place for open minds and fresh perspectives – enjoy mind-blowing winter adventures, world-class art, and every kind of outdoor adventure. Discover Salt Lake County.
Housing
The median property value in Salt Lake County was $336,100 in 2020, with the homeownership rate at 67.5%. People in Salt Lake County have an average commute time of ~22 minutes. Learn more about Salt Lake County housing and living here and explore local rental properties and homes for sale here.
Demographic Snapshot
Population 1.15M
Poverty Rate 8.6%
Median Household Income $77,128
Median Age 33
Health Ranking
Salt Lake County is ranked in the higher middle range of counties in Utah – #12 of 28 ranked counties.
Find Comprehensive Demographic Information here and County Health Ranking and Roadmaps here.
Schools
Salt Lake County School Districts
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