Located in “The Heart of Dixie,” the Brookwood Baptist Health system in greater Birmingham offers the largest network of healthcare facilities in Central Alabama. Comprised of five hospitals and dozens of specialty centers, Brookwood Baptist Health is part of the HCA family, of which HealthTrust Workforce Solutions is an affiliate.

Three of its facilities in particular – Brookwood Baptist Medical Center, Princeton Baptist Medical Center, and Shelby Baptist Medical Center – offer a wide array of opportunities for healthcare professionals, especially those interested in Brain and Neurological Services, Cancer Services, Maternity and Women’s Health Services, ER Services, Orthopedic Surgeries, and more.

StaRN Clinical Instructor Kim Parreno, RN is our next corporate HealthTrust Hero! A registered nurse for seven years, Kim joined the StaRN program three years ago to inspire and educate new nurses in South Florida. 

StaRN, short for Specialty Training Apprenticeship for Registered Nurses, is a program designed to bridge the skills gap between new graduates and experienced nurses to increase the pool of qualified registered nurses. StaRN Clinical Instructors are experienced registered nurses who act as mentors, educators, and preceptors to the newly-licensed nurses who join the program as Cohorts. 

Marilyn Reed, RN is our HealthTrust Hero Clinician! A military veteran as well as a nurse, Marilyn proves that compassion does not go unnoticed.

Marilyn earned her nomination when caring for a homeless patient at JFK Medical Center - North Campus in Florida. The patient had been at the facility for several weeks and was preparing for discharge. Noticing that his clothes had seen better days, Marilyn went out on her lunch break to purchase clothes, shoes, a box of chocolates, and an encouragement card for the man using her own money.

While Amazon’s purchase of Whole Foods made national headlines, the online retailer is also making moves in another lucrative industry: medical supplies.

Trust and mutual respect are key for any working relationship, especially the relationship between a job seeker and a recruiter. For registered nurse Hillary Perez, these qualities were paramount in her search for a new traveler agency. 

Hillary's relationship with HealthTrust began earlier this year, and she has already chosen to extend her current travel contract. Her decision to remain with HealthTrust was due to one very particular reason: the bond she built with her recruiter, Philip Long.

We would like wish a happy Father’s Day to all fathers, grandfathers, foster dads, stepfathers, and paternal figures who make a difference in the lives of others!

To stress the importance of being proactive about healthcare, our affiliates at HCA Today shared the Top Six Screenings for Men to Know this Father's Day. 

Our StaRN program is looking for Nurse Educators in Gainesville, Florida!

StaRN, short for Specialty Training Apprenticeship for Registered Nurses, is a training program designed to increase the pool of qualified registered nurses through bridging the skills gap between new graduates and experienced nurses.

Located in the “City of Excellence,” Medical City Plano is a part of the largest, most comprehensive healthcare providers in North Texas.

This 547-bed acute-care facility has more than 1,600 employees and over 1,000 physicians on staff, representing over 70 specialties and subspecialties. Medical City Plano stands as the community’s first comprehensive medical center and is part of HCA’s Medical City Healthcare system. Many of these positions and facilities are staffed by HealthTrust Workforce Solutions, an affiliate of HCA.

Now is one of the best times to find a new job! According to the U.S. Department of Labor, the number of job openings in the United States recently reached a new high at just over 6 million vacancies.

As we reach the end of the academic year, we would like to thank everyone who promoted early literacy by becoming United Way ReadingPals!

Nineteen HealthTrust Workforce Solutions team members signed up to be ReadingPals, which required each member to spend one hour per week reading with a child. Many of these children were Kindergarten or first-grade students at Flamingo Elementary School.