Kindred Hospitals

Battling deep-seated prejudice against women and Black Americans in medicine, Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler, became the first Black woman to earn a medical degree in the United States in 1864. After graduating from the New England Female Medical College, she treated Civil War refugees before becoming the first Black person to publish a medical book, focusing on best practices for good health for women and children. This Black History Month, we applaud Rebecca’s pioneering achievements.

Each February, Black History Month provides an opportunity to celebrate and learn about the invaluable contributions Black Americans have made to all aspects of our culture and society. As a health system, we recognize and extend our gratitude for the innovation and service of Black healthcare professionals and the courage and determination they’ve shown in the face of centuries of systemic obstacles. We encourage everyone to find meaningful ways throughout the year to learn about Black history and honor and appreciate Black achievements.

We're hosting a National Hiring Event on Wednesday, February 21, 2024! Join us as each of our facilities nationwide will open our doors to candidates who seek to be part of a health system that believes its role is to Empower the Hands that Heal to do what you do best. Please consider joining us as each of our hospitals will welcome candidates into their buildings to meet with members of our team and interview on-site. Some facilities are hosting off-site events. Ask your recruiter for more details. We are hiring: Registered Nurses (RN) Licensed Practical Nurses / Licensed Vocational Nurses (LPN/LVN) Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA) Respiratory Therapists (RT) Case Managers and more... We want you to join our team! Register today at https://lnkd.in/gFU4wi_8