Porter Adventist Hospital was founded in 1930 after the Denver businessman Henry Porter was treated for an illness at two Seventh-day Adventists hospitals in California. Bringing back the philosophy of treating the whole person he experienced to Denver, Henry Porter donated the land and money needed to start the Porter Adventist Hospital. Today, Porter Adventist Hospital is a 368-bed acute care hospital that specializes in procedures like open-heart surgeries, cancer treatment, kidney, liver, and pancreas transplants, joint replacement, and spinal care. Porter Hospital boasts a staff of over 1,450 employees. If you are interested in working a part-time position in an acute care facility, Porter Adventist Hospital may have the right position for you.