About Our Area and Culture
CHI St. Vincent – and the surrounding communities of Little Rock and Hot Springs – are welcoming places where physicians and their families can feel a real sense of life balance and belonging.
- Learn more about our culture by visiting OneSpiritBlog.
- Learn more about the growth and history of CHI St. Vincent Medical Group, our multi-specialty clinic.
Our History and What We Stand For
Since 1888, CHI St. Vincent has provided a welcoming presence in Arkansas. Starting humbly as a 10-bed charity hospital founded by the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, KY., today’s CHI St. Vincent operates multiple hospitals, a network of primary care and specialty clinics, and community clinics specifically focused on the needs of the medically uninsured.
Though the practice of medicine has changed dramatically, one thing has not – we remain true to a focus on human dignity and social justice. Our core values revolve around reverence, integrity, compassion and excellence in the workplace. Our reputation is that of a physician-friendly organization with a responsive attitude.
Dr. Joseph M. Beck Joins CHI St. Vincent Medical Group
Joseph M. Beck, MD, a medical oncologist with a long history of private practice, has joined the CHI St. Vincent Medical Group in our Oncology Clinic in Little Rock.
Dr. Beck, a physician with the CHI St. Vincent Infirmary’s medical staff since 1987, has served thousands of Arkansans with cancer. He’s been active on the Arkansas Medical Board, including serving as chair and president.
After medical school and residency at UAMS, Dr. Beck completed his fellowship in medical oncology at Wake Forest in Winston-Salem, NC.
He will remain in his clinic in the Doctors Building, 500 South University Ave. His clinic phone number is 501.552.6100.
Ready to Join Us?
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