Atrium Health is a Charlotte, North Carolina-based network of hospitals, medical centers, and healthcare and wellness providers serving residents of the Carolinas. Offering "care without compromise," Atrium Health provides services at more than 700 locations, including academic medical centers, nearly 40 hospitals, a freestanding emergency department, physicians' practices, surgical and rehabilitation centers, behavioral health centers, nursing homes, home health agencies, and hospices with palliative care services.

As an employer, Atrium Health values compassionate care and positive community impact. In the past, the company has offered medical & health jobs, including nursing jobs, as well as human services jobs, translation jobs, and administrative jobs, among others. These opportunities have offered flexible schedules, alternative schedules, and temporary, part-time, occasional, and remote arrangements. Associates cite Atrium Health's family-like atmosphere and ability to make a difference in the lives of patients as their main reasons for job satisfaction. Ideal applicants will share its dedication to creating a welcome, patient-centered environment, always putting the patient first.

Founded in 1940 as the 300-bed Charlotte Memorial Hospital, the facility grew with the surrounding communities and operated as Carolinas HealthCare System for decades, rebranding in 2018. The choice to include "atrium" in its name was selected to represent its iconography: a light-filled place where connections are made and health, hope, and healing are delivered to all. Atrium Health now includes the 874-bed Carolinas Medical Center, a Level-1 trauma center and research facility; Levine Children's Hospital, which has 234 beds and offers 30 specialized pediatric services; and Carolinas Rehabilitation, one of the country's largest nonprofit rehab centers. Accredited by The Joint Commission, Atrium Health won Healthcare's Most Wired Award and a Gold Plus Award from the American Heart Association's Get With The Guidelines®-Stroke program in 2016.

Atrium Health is a Charlotte, North Carolina-based network of hospitals, medical centers, and healthcare and wellness providers serving residents of the Carolinas. Offering "care without compromise," Atrium Health provides services at more than 700 locations, including academic medical centers, nearly 40 hospitals, a freestanding emergency department, physicians' practices, surgical and rehabilitation centers, behavioral health centers, nursing homes, home health agencies, and hospices with palliative care services.

As an employer, Atrium Health values compassionate care and positive community impact. In the past, the company has offered medical & health jobs, including nursing jobs, as well as human services jobs, translation jobs, and administrative jobs, among others. These opportunities have offered flexible schedules, alternative schedules, and temporary, part-time, occasional, and remote arrangements. Associates cite Atrium Health's family-like atmosphere and ability to make a difference in the lives of patients as their main reasons for job satisfaction. Ideal applicants will share its dedication to creating a welcome, patient-centered environment, always putting the patient first.

Founded in 1940 as the 300-bed Charlotte Memorial Hospital, the facility grew with the surrounding communities and operated as Carolinas HealthCare System for decades, rebranding in 2018. The choice to include "atrium" in its name was selected to represent its iconography: a light-filled place where connections are made and health, hope, and healing are delivered to all. Atrium Health now includes the 874-bed Carolinas Medical Center, a Level-1 trauma center and research facility; Levine Children's Hospital, which has 234 beds and offers 30 specialized pediatric services; and Carolinas Rehabilitation, one of the country's largest nonprofit rehab centers. Accredited by The Joint Commission, Atrium Health won Healthcare's Most Wired Award and a Gold Plus Award from the American Heart Association's Get With The Guidelines®-Stroke program in 2016.