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Advocate Health CEO Eugene A. Woods was spotlighted on NBC’s Today show, profiling his business leadership, running the nation’s third-largest nonprofit health system, and how he balances that with his passion: writing and performing music. Veteran reporter Anne Thompson explored Gene’s upbringing and how he applies music to business – including how he was inspired by our teammates during the pandemic and how he was able to use his talents to energize and recognize those on the frontlines. Join our team where you can live fully. Careers.AtriumHealth.org
Atrium Health teammates spent hundreds of hours volunteering at the Habitat for Humanity Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter work project in Charlotte, NC. With their help, nearly 40 new homes are going up in West Charlotte. A few years ago, Atrium Health made a $10 million dollar commitment to affordable housing initiatives in Charlotte because we know stable housing can lead to better health outcomes. We are proud to be a sponsor of this build to ensure more families in our community can afford housing and live their best lives. Live meaningfully at Atrium Health.
Atrium Health Skilled Nursing Facilities Hiring Event Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Join us for an in person hiring event at one of our Skilled Nursing Facilities in the Greater Charlotte Area. We are hiring for Registered Nurses (RNs), Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) and Certified Nurse Assistants (CNAs). This is a great way to meet our team and learn about what it is like to work at Atrium Health. Please use the registration link to select your desired role and location for your interview. We look forward to meeting you! Live meaningfully at Atrium Health.
Today and always we celebrate our incredible teammates who are the backbone of our nutrition excellence. Thank you to all of our staff members who play a pivotal role in providing our patients and teammates with wholesome meals. Happy Health Care Foodservice Workers Week! Learn how you can live meaningfully at Careers.AtriumHealth.org.
Teammate recognition is integral to our organizational culture. The Atrium Health Good Catch Award rewards an act of detecting and preventing a potentially harmful event before it harms a patient, teammate or visitor. Connor, Cytogenetic Technologist I at Atrium Health, began working at Atrium Health following his chemistry degree at Appalachian State University. At first, Connor was unsure of how to turn his science degree into a career. During his junior year of college, he took the opportunity to tour labs at Atrium Health and gain a better understanding of each department. As an employer, Atrium Health creates a space where all belong by offering a wide array of learning opportunities that cater to our teammates’ strengths and interests. After one summer of shadowing teammates, Connor was offered a position in the Core Laboratory in Charlotte and began on-the-job training for his cytogeneticist certification. Not only did he immediately excel in this role, but he promptly received the Good Catch Award by discovering a rare chromosome abnormality during his entry training program. “I want to give the patient the best of my abilities to be able to ensure that their treatment is the best quality,” Connor said. Connor’s work at Atrium Health has allowed him to explore many sides of science, while also keeping the door open for further education. Live meaningfully at Atrium Health.
During the month of October, National Physical Therapy is recognized. Thank you to our therapists who specialize in innovative and personalized therapy treatments. We are proud of our new facility, Carolinas Rehabilitation Charlotte, which is recognized as a Best Hospital for Rehabilitation by U.S. News & World Report and Newsweek. Explore physical therapy jobs at Atrium Health. Live gratefully with Atrium Health.
National Disability Employment Awareness Month is marked throughout October. This celebration’s history started decades ago in 1945 when Congress enacted Public Law 176, which birthed what we know today as the National Disability Employment Awareness Month (N.D.E.A.M). It was only for a week then and called National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week. In 1962, the word ‘physically’ was removed to make the celebration inclusive of individuals with disabilities that were not physical. 26-years later, the celebrations were extended to a whole month by Congress and renamed National Disability Employment Awareness Month in 1988. View our October DEI Online Calendar.
We’re proud to share that 20 #AtriumHealth teammates and programs were recognized last week at the Charlotte Business Journal's "Health Care Heroes" awards – a program that highlights local heroes who make our community a better place. “Our teammates have worked with passion, purpose and determination to improve health, elevate hope and advance healing for all,” said Chris Bowe, senior vice president & chief operating officer, Greater Charlotte Region, Atrium Health, who spoke at the event. “Your dedication strengthens our community and what you have accomplished over the past three-and-a-half years is not only remarkable, but truly inspiring.” We are proud of our teammates who live meaningfully at Atrium Health. Explore careers at Careers.AtriumHealth.org
Let's connect over coffee! When: Tuesday, Oct. 3rd from 8 to 11 a.m. Where: Defined Coffee – Gibson Mill Market 305 McGill Ave. Concord, NC 28027 Experienced RNs We invite you to join us for a coffee chat to speak directly with our nurse recruitment team and learn more about what it's like to work as a nurse at Atrium Health. Our next coffee chat is in Concord, NC at Defined Coffee on Tuesday, October 3rd from 8 to 11 a.m. We look forward to meeting you! For more information, please email NurseRecruitmentCenter@AtriumHealth.org
Meet our Atrium Health Extern teammate, Mariel! After nine years of very different career paths in law enforcement and social work, Mariel discovered her passion for healthcare. She began to miss face-to-face interactions with others and the ability to really see her positive impact on the community, so she started taking classes to pursue her CNA while maintaining her social work. She ultimately moved to Charlotte, NC, to pursue her nursing degree at Central Piedmont Community College and join Atrium Health’s externship program. “I knew I wanted to work somewhere that has the newest technology, celebrates diversity, and has endless possibilities for career advancement,” she said. “I also heard about Atrium Health's student nurse scholar and nurse externship programs and wanted to take advantage of all the learning opportunities available.” Mariel is passionate about advocating for positive change in mental health and substance abuse issues. She has worked on the brain injury unit for the past year, and to her surprise, fell in love with it. Her journey to becoming a nurse is nothing short of unconventional, but her drive to help others is at the forefront of her career. Every day, she is empowered and impacted by the physical and mental strength of the people she cares for. She looks forward to continuing to care for her patients at Carolinas Rehabilitation Charlotte while finishing her last year of nursing school. Live meaningfully with Atrium Health.
