This is not an open interview day, only qualified RNs will be contacted to schedule a specific interview time. RNs with at least 1 full-year of current acute care experience are encouraged to apply.
You began your career, thrived in your practice and contributed to your team’s success. Then what? You still feel that hunger for more, that calling to practice at the highest level, to do more for your patients than you ever thought possible.
Yes, you grow. But your goal is bigger: to do Amazing Things for your patients.
Nurses, welcome to an atmosphere of vast career potential. Now’s your opportunity to practice patient-centered care at the highest level. To accomplish more, to work in an environment where “We Put Patients First.” Discover a place where excellence is defined in very human terms. A place to change lives, beginning with yours.
Specialties Include:
Ambulatory Care — multi-specialty services for pediatric and adult outpatient/inpatient in diversified clinical settings.
Behavioral Health — comprehensive psychiatric inpatient and ambulatory services provided for children, adolescents and adults.
Cardiac — medical, surgical and emergency care services, including a range of specialized services and special healthcare programs.
Critical Care — acute and convalescent adults with complex medical, surgical needs (including burn, trauma and cardiac); pediatric burn care; neurology.
Emergency Department — adult and pediatric emergency care, including a Level I Adult Trauma and two Level I Pediatric Regional Trauma Centers.
Medical Surgical — adult inpatients requiring pre- and post-operative care, general acute care, specialty services and alternate levels of care across a vast range of disciplines, including neuroscience, rehabilitation and transplant.
Pediatrics — infant to young adult comprehensive care, from diagnosis to recovery, in general pediatrics and the full range of medical and surgical subspecialties.
Perioperative — pre-operative, intraoperative, and post-operative services for all ages of inpatient and ambulatory patients.
Women’s and Children’s Health — women from adolescence on with gynecologic and obstetric health needs; newborn care; children from birth to adulthood with acute or chronic health conditions.
