Dr. Katherine Williamson, Pediatrics

Dr. Katherine Williamson, Pediatrics
  • Katherine Williamson MD
  • Appointments:
    949-388-1798
  • Specialty: Pediatrics
  • Board Certified: Pediatrics

Dr. Williamson is board certified in pediatrics and is a member of the CHOC Primary Care Network who treats kids and teens in Orange County.

Katherine Williamson MD is on staff at CHOC Mission Hospital.

Location

Southern Orange County Pediatric Associates
777 Corporate Dr, Suite 250
Ladera Ranch, CA 92694
phone: 949-388-1798

Education

  • Medical School
    University of California, San Francisco, CA
  • Pediatrics Residency
    CHOC Hospital, Orange, CA

Videos

COVID-19 Vaccine: Why It’s Needed, Why It’s Safe

Locations

Map of SOCPA Pediatrics - A member of the CHOC Primary Care Network
SOCPA Pediatrics - A member of the CHOC Primary Care Network

777 Corporate Drive
Suite 250
Ladera Ranch, CA 92694

In the news

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OC pediatric COVID-19 rate shows signs of slowing down despite increase in cases

SoCal school leaders encouraged by CDC guidelines for reopening schools during pandemic

On the CHOC blog

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