PeaceHealth Nursing Jobs in NW Washington: A shared vision of care

At PeaceHealth, we respect the dignity of each person. That means we care differently - not just for our patients, but for our nurses. Come care with us. careers.peacehealth.org/search/jobs/in/wa-washington
You’ll find:
• A mission-driven workplace, peacehealth.org/about-peacehealth/mission-values
• Excellent pay, benefits and work-life balance, careers.peacehealth.org/pages/about-us-benefits
• A vibrant Pacific Northwest location, careers.peacehealth.org/pages/washington
• Professional development and residency programs designed by nurses for nurses, peacehealth.org/pages/providers-and-medical-professionals/nurse-residency-program
• A commitment to health equity, diversity and inclusion, careers.peacehealth.org/pages/diversity-inclusion-and-cultural-humility
• Clinical programs graded A for quality and safety, hospitalsafetygrade.org/h/peacehealth-st-joseph-medical-center

[@Nikita45UA]

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[@jasonaltig985]

Peacehealth treats employees like disposable garbage. Awful company.

[@peacehealth]

Jason, we're sorry to hear that you feel this way. If you would like to provide us with additional information then I'd recommend visiting www.peacehealth.org/comment so we may look into it. - Corey

[@jasonaltig985]

@@peacehealth I attempted to before peacehealth laid me and others off based solely on seniority and not merit after saying there would be no layoffs and then saying the layoffs would not be based solely on seniority. If you would like feedback try talking to most of your employees, particularly the nurses. That is of course if they aren’t afraid of being terminated for speaking out.