Community Health Systems is a publicly traded healthcare company and one of the largest hospital organizations in the nation. Across its many hospitals, Community Health Systems employs more than 120,000 people, including 20,000 dedicated physicians. As an employer, CHS offers many career and professional development opportunities to create a fulfilling work environment. In the past, the employer has posted a range of professional part-time jobs, as well as full-time, remote positions, in and beyond the medical & health field.

Based in Franklin, Tennessee, Community Health Systems maintains hospitals in 22 states across the southern and eastern United States, as well as in Washington and Alaska. The company's affiliated hospitals offer a broad range of services and share a commitment to ongoing investments in physician recruitment, healthcare services, modern medical technology, facility improvements, and clinical excellence.

Founded in 1985 with the purchase of a single hospital, Community Health Systems has grown rapidly over the years thanks in part to a number of strategic acquisitions, including the large-scale acquisitions of Health Management Associates and Triad Hospitals. Community Health Systems has been working to implement practices that minimize environmental impact and increase sustainability, including switching to the use of 30-watt or fewer light bulbs in its affiliated hospitals in 2015.

Community Health Systems is a publicly traded healthcare company and one of the largest hospital organizations in the nation. Across its many hospitals, Community Health Systems employs more than 120,000 people, including 20,000 dedicated physicians. As an employer, CHS offers many career and professional development opportunities to create a fulfilling work environment. In the past, the employer has posted a range of professional part-time jobs, as well as full-time, remote positions, in and beyond the medical & health field.

Based in Franklin, Tennessee, Community Health Systems maintains hospitals in 22 states across the southern and eastern United States, as well as in Washington and Alaska. The company's affiliated hospitals offer a broad range of services and share a commitment to ongoing investments in physician recruitment, healthcare services, modern medical technology, facility improvements, and clinical excellence.

Founded in 1985 with the purchase of a single hospital, Community Health Systems has grown rapidly over the years thanks in part to a number of strategic acquisitions, including the large-scale acquisitions of Health Management Associates and Triad Hospitals. Community Health Systems has been working to implement practices that minimize environmental impact and increase sustainability, including switching to the use of 30-watt or fewer light bulbs in its affiliated hospitals in 2015.