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We are proud to share that Allenmore Hospital (Tacoma, WA) and Good Samaritan Hospital (Puyallup, WA) earned The Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval® for hip and knee replacement certification. The Gold Seal is a symbol of quality that reflects a health care organization’s commitment to providing safe and quality patient care. “Certification from The Joint Commission demonstrates our commitment to outstanding care,” says Rob Tamurian, MD, total joint replacement specialist and medical director for MultiCare Orthopedics & Sports Medicine. “Excellence is one of our MultiCare core values, and this certification validates the outstanding level of orthopedic care our patients receive. I’m grateful for our MultiCare perioperative teams for their hard work through this rigorous evaluation process.” Congratulations to the orthopedics team for this accomplishment and recognition.
We are excited to share that Mary Bridge Children's Hospital received the Leapfrog Group Top Children's Hospital Award 2022. Mary Bridge is one of only 12 children’s hospitals in the nation awarded, and recognition is based on achievements in patient safety and quality. This award would not be possible without the dedication and care our employees provide to our patients each day. Today and everyday, we celebrate each of our teams for their commitment to helping kids grow, thrive and heal in our community.
Are you an RN looking for your next exciting opportunity? Sign-up to chat virtually with one of our recruiters on December 13th to learn more about our nursing careers. As a nurse at MultiCare, you will find a meaningful career, competitive benefits, outstanding facilities, supportive team members, and educational opportunities to learn and grow.
MultiCare Health System’s Community Partnership Fund has awarded millions of dollars since its inception to dozens of community groups to support programs that improve the health and economic well-being of communities. In 2022, the fund gave $850,000 to 114 organizations focused on behavioral health, children’s health, dental health, food insecurity, and housing and homelessness in the Puget Sound and Inland Northwest regions. “Our mission of partnering for healing and a healthy future extends well beyond the walls of MultiCare hospitals and clinics,” said Lois Bernstein, chief community executive for MultiCare. “It connects us with organizations whose missions improve the lives of those in our community.”
Over the summer, more than a dozen MultiCare doctors were honored in Seattle Magazine’s 22nd annual “Top Doctors” issue. Doctors on this list were nominated by their peers — licensed physicians in the region — along with the help of Castle Connolly Medical Ltd., a health care research and information company that identifies the top doctors in America.
"When I came to MultiCare more than 10 years ago, I was just looking for a job. What I discovered was career, a place where I enjoy going every day and to work with people who are just as passionate as I am about collaboration and teamwork."—Jared Anderson, Electrician
On Veterans Day, we thank and honor all who have served. We are grateful for the more than 1,000 military veteran MultiCare employees across the system, that play a vital role in providing care to our community.
Interested in exploring a nursing career with MultiCare? Sign-up to chat with one of our nurse recruiters on November 15th via phone/text to get your questions answered. We have RN opportunities across our health system, offering various specialties, shifts, and locations to fit your life, and competitive benefits and incentives to support you in your career.
Come meet our incredible teams in Olympia! We are hosting an in-person hiring event on November 10th at Capital Medical Center for many of our non-clinical and clinical roles including nursing, imaging/radiology, pharmacy, and more. You can drop by to meet our teams or if you are ready to start a career with us, participate in on-the-spot interviews, offers, and pre-employment screening.
Bill Robertson, CEO of MultiCare, recently sat down with the Puget Sound Business Journal to talk about his 37 years in the health care industry. Robertson, offers advice, lessons learned, and understands that in medicine, and in life, people come first.
