Headquartered in Augusta, Maine, MaineGeneral Health is the state's third-largest healthcare system. Established as MaineGeneral Health in 1997 following the merger of the Mid-Maine and Kennebec Valley Health Systems, its history dates back to 1891 and the incorporation of the Augusta City Hospital. The nonprofit organization's mission is to enhance the health of the residents of Maine's greater Kennebec Valley, and its vision is to serve as the state's leading community healthcare system through clinical excellence, customer satisfaction, financial stability, and positive impact.

Recognized by The Joint Commission as a "Top Performer on Key Quality Measures," MaineGeneral Health, or MGH, has also received an Excellence in Engagement Award from The Advisory Board for high employee engagement, was named Maine's third-best hospital by U.S. News & World Report, and achieved the highest score in the Anthem Quality Insight Incentive Program, which measures safety and quality of patient care.

As an employer, MaineGeneral Health has offered full-time, remote jobs with alternative schedules in the past. MGH allows telecommuters to work from home, but select positions may first require on-site training. Otherwise, the requirements of its work-from-home positions include a distraction-free home office space with high-speed Internet, a telephone, and "proper office-environment equipment," such as a desk, ergonomic chair, and dedicated work computer. The team at MaineGeneral Health is made up of compassionate, dedicated, and highly skilled clinical and support staff who exhibit "excellence at work" in their interactions with visitors, patients, and family members.

Headquartered in Augusta, Maine, MaineGeneral Health is the state's third-largest healthcare system. Established as MaineGeneral Health in 1997 following the merger of the Mid-Maine and Kennebec Valley Health Systems, its history dates back to 1891 and the incorporation of the Augusta City Hospital. The nonprofit organization's mission is to enhance the health of the residents of Maine's greater Kennebec Valley, and its vision is to serve as the state's leading community healthcare system through clinical excellence, customer satisfaction, financial stability, and positive impact.

Recognized by The Joint Commission as a "Top Performer on Key Quality Measures," MaineGeneral Health, or MGH, has also received an Excellence in Engagement Award from The Advisory Board for high employee engagement, was named Maine's third-best hospital by U.S. News & World Report, and achieved the highest score in the Anthem Quality Insight Incentive Program, which measures safety and quality of patient care.

As an employer, MaineGeneral Health has offered full-time, remote jobs with alternative schedules in the past. MGH allows telecommuters to work from home, but select positions may first require on-site training. Otherwise, the requirements of its work-from-home positions include a distraction-free home office space with high-speed Internet, a telephone, and "proper office-environment equipment," such as a desk, ergonomic chair, and dedicated work computer. The team at MaineGeneral Health is made up of compassionate, dedicated, and highly skilled clinical and support staff who exhibit "excellence at work" in their interactions with visitors, patients, and family members.