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The Benson Hospital Laboratory is staffed and equipped to offer state-of-the-art laboratory technology to residents of the San Pedro Valley District and beyond. This includes testing in the areas of: Chemistry, Blood Banking and Transfusion services,
If you can imagine working alongside 13,000 others deeply committed to the well-being of over 1 million neighbors, then you already have a clear picture of what it`s like to be part of Cone Health. Ours is a culture of caring grounded in a simple, but powerful promise to our patients, our communities and to each other: We Are Right Here With You. Working here is an opportunity to learn, teach, share and grow with committed and passionate health care professionals who celebrate and encourage individual success as well as team achievement. As a not-for-profit healthcare provider serving central North Carolina, including Alamance, Forsyth, Guilford, Randolph, Rockingham and surrounding counties, our comprehensive network includes: • 5 hospitals • 3 ambulatory care centers • 3 outpatient surgery centers • 6 urgent care centers • 2 retirement communities • 120+ physician practices No matter your location, department, field or position you`ll be supported personally and professionally with benefits designed to keep each and every employee satisfied, engaged and inspired.
Mercy St Edwards Medical Center is a Fort Smith, AR-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
CHUQ, Pav St Francois D'Assise is a Sherbrooke, QC-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, & Biotech sector.
Indian River Medical Center has a long and interesting history dating back to 1932. It is difficult to imagine a time when Indian River County had no hospital at all, but during the Great Depression the nearest hospital was 70 miles away via two lane roads that were not always paved. Garnett Lunsford Radin, a 29-year-old registered nurse and resourceful woman from Nebraska, purchased a hotel on Old Dixie Highway with $22,000 of her own money and opened the hospital with 21 beds on May 12, 1932. The hospital staff worked under primitive conditions including an artesian well water system and one wood-burning stove providing the building's only heat. Meals were carried in from an outdoor kitchen.