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Best Hospitals to Launch Your Healthcare Career

Best Hospitals to Launch Your Healthcare Career

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Finding your first job in the healthcare industry can be overwhelming no matter your background. Not only are there thousands of employers to choose from, there are also dozens of specialties and sub-specialties. We’re here to help. We’ve narrowed down the field to the ten best hospitals we think are great places to launch your healthcare career. These hospitals span the US and offer competitive salaries, unique perks, and valuable benefits. Not sure where to start your job search? Try applying to these hospitals.

Stanford Medical Center

Arkansas Children’s Hospital

Methodist Hospital System

OhioHealth

Mayo Clinic

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center


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    corpst20

    2 months ago

    12 comments

    Its been very hard for me to find a job in the field that I have worked for over 31 years. Its one feild I love too.
    I have applied for many jobs since I was laid off in August 2008 of this year.
    The Hospitals are going away from hiring US citizens; at some time anyway.
    Will keep trying to be hired in the Environmental Service/Housekeeping field because I love this kind of work.
    I applied for several jobs in the Methodist Hospital System in Dallas Texas and because I do not speak spanish they would not even offer me any job.

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    Disappointed

    3 months ago

    2 comments

    henry ford hospital detroit Michigan Do not work there. Save yourself a lot of grief.
    The employees are terminated before they reach 5 years so they will not be vested for
    retirement. Older employees are terminated before they reach retirement so they do not
    qualify for health insurance. henry ford hospital treats their employees like robots.

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    goaf1968

    3 months ago

    2 comments

    Maybe someone here could tell me where I could send my wife to hunt for another job. She has her BSN, completed course work in a law school as a legal nurse consultant, and is two courses away from completing her Master's in Nursing Leadership. Oh yes, she is also a NICU nurse - going on 25 years - and still at bedside. Yes, very proud of her.

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    peacebe

    3 months ago

    4 comments

    Worked at Thomas Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia, PA. Great for those who want to work in the field of cardiology and orthopedics. Worked with a lot of the cardiologists in the Jefferson Heart Institute. Great doctors on staff. Trying to get into Roper St. Francis here in Charleston, SC --they even have pet insurance!

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    pharmtech39

    3 months ago

    4 comments

    I found this to be very informitable. I am planning to relocate and would very much like to find a health care facility that will be beneficial to my profession

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