Saint John Medical Center
- Employees in region:
- 1,326
- Sector:
- Healthcare
- HQ location:
- Cleveland, OH
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About Saint John Medical Center
St. John Medical Center, a Catholic Hospital that is co-owned by the Sisters of Charity Health System and University Hospitals, has provided residents of western Cuyahoga and eastern Lorain counties with quality health care since 1981. The 194-bed acute care, teaching hospital is known for its women and children's services as well as pain management, kidney stone center, urodynamic center and the spine & orthopedic center. The hospital is a level III trauma center and its emergency department has achieved accreditation as a primary stroke center and chest pain center.
St. John Medical Center was the first hospital on the West side of Cleveland to utilize the 12-lead ekg initiative that allows the emergency department to receive real-time data from paramedics in the field in order to save valuable diagnostic time in cardiac emergencies. Also, the hospital recently opened a holistic birthing center, outpatient infusion center and balance center.
What employees say
“I appreciate the constant feedback and updates about the future of our hospital and changes to expect. They make a huge effort to recognize staff to show their appreciation and that means a lot.”
“I am able to meet the needs of so many patients. I feel very compassionate about what I do as their nurse. This is a ministry that I am so honored to be a part of.”
“I love what I do and my work here is very rewarding. I also feel that what I do is appreciated by those who depend on me.”
“I feel like I make a difference every day.”
“I am listened to when I have a question or something to add to a conversation, whether with staff, middle management, or senior management.”
