Know someone talented and looking to make a difference?
We want smart, driven and compassionate people to join our team. With a wealth of careers across more than 100 hospitals and clinics in 18 states, there are plenty of opportunities to share in our mission of building healthier communities.
Curious how your passion for helping others could come to life?
Help communities overcome the opioid crisis. We are striving to build initiatives and partnerships that can save lives from opioid dependence. We’ve piloted injection clinics, made life-saving drugs more accessible to patients and partnered with local law enforcement to drastically reduce opiates in the community.
Bring patients to the forefront of cancer care. Whether it’s the state-of-the-art radiation technology or award-winning oncology care, our hospitals are leading the fight against cancer. The CHI Institute of Innovation and Research (CIRI) has partnered with the National Cancer Institute and its prestigious Community Oncology Research Program (NCORP) to run groundbreaking clinical trials across the country.
Champion a culture of nonviolence. Our commitment to peace underlies everything we do. It’s ingrained in our culture, the way we support each other and the way we treat patients. It’s also the foundation of United Against Violence, the only national program of its type sponsored by a health system.
Want to turn your calling to help others into a challenging, fulfilling career? Visit our careers page to view opportunities at a location near you.
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Relieving the pain reliever crisis
FEB 26, 2019The opioid epidemic is deteriorating our national condition and we as physicians have the power to change that narrative and positively improve the lives of our patients.
Smoking & lung cancer
MAY 19, 2019The vast majority of cigarette smokers are quite aware of how dangerous their habit is, but their addiction is among the very hardest to quit. Here are some simple tips to have a useful conversation with a friend who smokes.
Mental health awareness facts and tips
MAY 17, 2019Mental health is an important issue in all communities. That’s why for Minority Mental Health Awareness Month in July, we want to call attention to the disparity in access to mental health services and empower you to make a positive difference. Here’s what you need to know to make a difference in someone’s life.