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Employee
Benefits
Lincoln Hospital NAC Grads
NURSES – Contact us
about the 2008 Health Professional Loan Repayment Program
Lincoln Hospital is on the eligible site list!
Job Openings
Lincoln Hospital is a 20 bed Acute Care and 68 bed
Long Term Care facility and is a participant of the Zero Lift program located in
Davenport, WA, 36 miles from Spokane. We offer staff nurses varied shifts
including weekends (full time, weekend doubles, work 32/paid 36). Relocation or
bonus packages available. Call Human Resources for more details at 509-725-2979
ext 127.
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Hours |
Description |
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10/5/2007 |
Lincoln Hospital |
RN, Acute Care |
Full-time, permanent benefited position |
RNS – Come celebrate our
new successes!!! Lincoln Hospital has developed a Level One Cardiac program
and has been recognized for our State of the Art equipment in our ER and
Acute Care Unit. Be part of a strong nursing team. Several RN positions
open. New and improved wage scale, plus sign-on bonus. Call
Marilynn Snider, VP of Clinical Services 509-725-2979 ext 157 for more
information. |
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02/28/2008 |
Lincoln Hospital |
Tech, Laboratory |
Full-time, permanent benefited position |
MT-ASCP or MLT-ASCP required;
must be willing to take call and rotate some weekends. Call
Patti Pebles at
509-725-2979 ext 129 for more information. |
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04/18/08 |
Lincoln Hospital |
RN, LTC Resident Care Coordinator (RCC) |
Full-time, permanent benefited position |
Qualifications: Registered nurse in
State of Washington with at least 1 year supervisory experience in a
geriatric setting. Acts as liaison between resident, family,
physician, social services, and members of the resident's Care Conference
Team. Fosters teamwork while mentoring all staff members and is a
resource for information and guidance. RCC is a self-starter, self
confident; takes on new responsibility and initiates activities with minimal
supervision. The RCC participates in the completion of the MDS,
resident care plans, skin assessments and admissions of new residents to the
unit.
Check out or new wage scale.....
Starting wage with 4 years experience is $29.29 hr. plus a great benefit
package and a retention bonus. For more information contact Tami
French @ 509.725.2979 x 167. |
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04/24/08 |
Lincoln Hospital |
NA-C, Acute Care |
(4) Part-time, permanent
benefited position openings |
(2), eight hour day shift positions are
available (7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.).
(2), eight hour evening shift positions are available (3:00 p.m. - 11:30
p.m.)For more information contact
Dennis Porter (509) 725-7101 ext. 189. |
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04/24/08 |
Lincoln Hospital |
NA-C/HUC, Acute Care |
(2) Part-time, permanent benefited position
openings |
(2), eight hour night shift positions are
available (11:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.)
For more information contact Dennis Porter (509) 725-7101 ext. 189 |
Send resumes to: Human Resources, c/o Lincoln Hospital,
10 Nichols St., Davenport, WA 99122
or FAX to 509-725-2112. EOE
Equal Employment Opportunity
Our policy is to provide equal employment and
advancement opportunities to everyone. Employment decisions will be based on
merit, qualifications, abilities and seniority. Employment practices will not be
influenced or affected by an applicant’s or employee’s race, color, religion,
sex/gender preference, national origin, age, disability or any other
characteristic protected by law.
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We
will make reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with
know disabilities unless doing so would result in undue hardship. This
policy governs all aspects of employment, including selection, job
assignment, compensation, discipline, termination, and access to benefits
and training.
We believe a diverse workforce enhances our
quality customer service philosophy. In addition to a commitment to provide
equal employment opportunities to all qualified individuals, we have
established’ an affirmative action plan to promote opportunities for
individuals in certain protected classes throughout the organization. |
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Janelle Hiccox
HR Director |
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Employees with serious health conditions often
wish to continue their normal pursuits, including work, to the extent allowed by
their condition. We support these endeavors as long as employees are able to
meet acceptable performance standards. As in the, case of other disabilities, we
will make reasonable accommodations in accordance with all legal requirements to
allow qualified employees with serious health conditions to perform the
essential functions of their jobs as identified in their job description.
Supervisors and managers are responsible for
implementing this policy and ensuring that all employees conform to it. If you
have questions or concerns about any type of discrimination in the workplace,
please bring these issues to the attention of a supervisor, or the Director of
Human Resources.
We encourage you to raise your concerns and
speak up without fear of reprisal. Anyone found to be engaging in any type of
unlawful discrimination or reprisal will be subject to disciplinary actions, up
to and including, termination of employment.
Discrimination and Harassment
We are dedicated to a work environment that is
free of discrimination and harassment. Any behavior, actions, words, jokes,
pictures or comments based on an individual’s sex/gender, race, ethnicity, age,
religion, or any other legally protected characteristic will not be tolerated.
All forms of discrimination and harassment
including intimidation and retaliation, are damaging to the work environment.
They are also illegal. Therefore, you should avoid any action or conduct that
could be viewed as discrimination, harassment, intimidation, or retaliation.
We all must be sensitive and aware of the
impact that our own behavior may have on others. Keep in mind what you
consider to be appropriate behavior may be considered offensive and out of line
by a coworker. All employees are responsible for assuring that the work
place is free from inappropriate behaviors including discrimination and
harassment.
If you have a concern of discrimination or
harassment at work by anyone, you should bring the concern to the attention of
your supervisor or the Director of Human Resources. We will investigate and take
necessary action to resolve allegations of discrimination and harassment.
Violations to this policy will be handled under
our Corrective Discipline Procedure and can result in disciplinary action, up to
and including, termination of employment.
Company Philosophy
At Lincoln Hospital Dist. #3 we are dedicated to
the promotion of well being for all those in our care. We believe in the dignity
of the individual and we recognize that each person has unique physical,
emotional, social, and spiritual needs. We consider the total person in the
caring process.
Providing quality service and care is part of our
mission and system of beliefs and
values. Our team is selected on
appropriate qualifications and commitment to service. Our people are successful
because of their high standards - clinically, professionally, and ethically. We
believe that education and training programs will help you to maintain these
standards.
Our team is dedicated to serving our customers,
employees, and communities with distinction. When you join our team, you become
a key player.
Our
Shared Values
At Lincoln Hospital Dist. 3 we are dedicated to
and value our people, customers and quality care. To help us achieve our mission
and deliver quality service, a set of seven shared values have been developed
and should be incorporated into your every day work routine.
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Integrity:
We demand of each other honesty, candor, straightforward communication,
personal and collective accountability and absolute conformance to
hospital standards, public law and regulations.
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Communication: We believe
open, two-way communication is the best way to foster trust, teamwork, and
performance.
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Continuous Improvement:
We seek always to improve our understanding of customers, our business
prospects, the quality and value of our services and our contribution to
the community. Improving the efficiency of our operations and striving for
excellence in all of our management processes is a never-ending journey
that we believe is critical to the success of our hospital. We recognize
that change is the positive result that comes from learning.
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