Cincinnati - Trihealth Hospitals

The two hospitals that we are currently recruiting for fall under the Trihealth organization. This serves greater Cincinnati with an integrated network of hospitals, physician groups, ambulatory care services, acute care services, adult care, fitness and wellness offerings, hospice and community outreach

Top Reasons to join this Hospital

1. Number one healthcare provider in the region.
2. Bethesda North is third in the region for Musculoskeletal and Rehab Services.
2. Inpatient satisfaction ratings – 89 – 93%
3. This hospital is a stable, financially sound, integrated health system
4. Recent expansions totaling $270 million
5. Research and teaching facilities – specialists in joint, spine, foot, ankle and hand
6. Hiring due to expansion, 6% vacancy rate
7. Longevity: Employee Turnover rate only 8%
8. Catholic based – strong emphasis on mission and values
9. Numerous continuing education and research opportunities
10.The hospital has consistently won national awards

The Good Samaritan Hospital
Good Samaritan Hospital is the oldest and largest private teaching and specialty health care facility in Greater Cincinnati, and provides a wide range of services to patients throughout Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky. A member of Catholic Health Initiatives, Good Samaritan is the pre-eminent Catholic hospital in the community, and proudly serves all sectors of the population.
Since it was opened by the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati more than 150 years ago, Good Samaritan has grown from a small facility with 21 beds to one of the largest hospitals in the city, encompassing more than a city block. To further meet the needs of the growing community, Good Samaritan recently completed an extensive modernization and expansion project that added a new 10-story patient care tower and renovated numerous existing hospital spaces.

Bethesda North Hospital
Bethesda North Hospital is an acute and tertiary care hospital that provides a wide range of services to individuals and families throughout the northeast corridor of Cincinnati and Warren County. Originally established as a community satellite facility, Bethesda North is now the fourth largest hospital in Cincinnati, offering comprehensive care.
Since opening, Bethesda North has grown from a small community facility of 70 beds to the 400-plus-bed tertiary care facility that it is today. To further meet the needs of the growing community, Bethesda North recently completed a seven-story patient tower, adding 135 patient rooms. A new outpatient center for radiology and breast care is scheduled to open Summer 2009.
Bethesda North is the legacy of Bethesda Inc., founded in 1896 by German Methodist Deaconesses.

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