SNOQUALMIE, WA – Snoqualmie Valley Health (SVH) is proud to announce that pediatrician Neeta Jain, MD, has been named a Seattle Met Top Doctor, recognizing her commitment to providing exceptional pediatric care to children and families in the Snoqualmie Valley.
Dr. Jain has more than two decades of experience in pediatrics and provides comprehensive care for children from birth through adolescence. In addition to general pediatric and preventive care, she has specialized expertise in developmental and behavioral pediatrics, helping families navigate concerns related to development, learning and emotional well-being.
“Dr. Jain brings an extraordinary combination of clinical expertise, compassion and dedication to the families she serves,” said Renée Jensen, CEO of Snoqualmie Valley Health.
“Having a physician of her caliber caring for children here in the Valley is incredibly valuable to our community. We are proud to see her peers recognize her with this well-deserved honor.”
Dr. Jain provides pediatric behavioral health services including holistic ADHD care, and support for anxiety and depression in elementary and middle school-aged children.
Throughout her career, Dr. Jain has practiced in both rural and urban communities, including the Midwest, Chicago and Seattle. She is passionate about building long-term relationships with families and ensuring children have access to thoughtful, personalized care close to home.
“I’m grateful for the opportunity to care for children and families in the Snoqualmie Valley,” said Dr. Jain. “Partnering with parents through each stage of a child’s growth is deeply meaningful to me.”
The Seattle Met honor adds to Dr. Jain’s local recognition. In 2025, she was voted Best Pediatrician in the Valley, reflecting the strong relationships she has built with families throughout the community.
Dr. Jain earned her medical degree from Lala Lajpat Rai Medical College in Meerut, India, and completed her pediatric residency at Cook County Hospital in Chicago. She also completed an observership at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford and has additional specialized training in developmental and behavioral pediatrics.
For more information about Snoqualmie Valley Health’s pediatric primary care or other services, please visit SnoqualmievalleyHealth.org.
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