Join our team
In the U.S. alone, almost half a million people are on dialysis and over 100,000 are waiting for a life-saving kidney transplant – by joining our team, you can be a part of developing precision medicines to give people back their lives and time, free from worry about kidney failure.
Through a culture that values innovation, scientific rigor, and collaboration, come join our team of talented and highly-engaged scientists and dynamic professionals to build a company dedicated to changing the course of kidney care. Please explore our available jobs below.
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I like the environment at Chinook, where I'm encouraged to share my ideas and I know that people will listen. I feel I can be a contributor in Chinook’s work to improve the lives of those with kidney disease.
Jim Ding, Sr. Scientist, Chemistry
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It’s soulful work knowing the collaborative efforts of our team have the potential to save lives. As we launch our clinical trials, we’re intentional about interacting with patients and their families to understand what they go through day-to-day and how we might best help. It’s their lives that inspire us to do all we can to work fast and smart and together.
Paige Ellison, Sr. Director, Clinical Study Operations
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I'm inspired by the fact that the work my colleagues and I do can make a real difference. It is invigorating to be part of a research team driving innovations to improve the health of kidney disease patients.
Oliver Chong, Research Associate II, Biology
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Chinook provides the ideal work environment that fosters open communication between employees and cross-departmental learning. What I love about working here is the encouraging team that values innovation through the exchange of ideas, and the incredible mentorship provided from the research and leadership groups. I am thankful to be a member of such a cohesive company that is determined to advance our pipeline in order to improve the lives of individuals living with kidney disease.
Nathan Naidu, Research Associate I, Biology
Transparency in Coverage Rule
This link leads to the machine-readable files that are made available in response to the federal Transparency in Coverage Rule and includes negotiated service rates and out-of-network allowed amounts between health plans and healthcare providers. The machine readable files are formatted to allow researchers, regulators, and application developers to more easily access and analyze data.