St. Luke's Hospital is a non- profit, tertiary-teaching hospital with campuses in Pennsylvania. The hospital offers 72 medical specialties which include the most honored open-heart surgery program in the area, a highest level neonatal intensive care unit, robotic surgery, geriatrics, radiology and vascular disease.
St. Luke's Hospital and Health Network began like a community hospital in 1872 and through the years it has become a recognized institution leader in medical services, providing compassionate, excellent quality and cost-effective health services to people of the communities they serve. It is formed by a regional network of hospitals, physicians and organizations which provide health care. Also, St. Luke's has been named one of the best teaching hospitals in United States; it offers accredited residences in several fields of family medicine, general surgery and internal medicine. Some of the members of St. Luke's are the St. Luke's Hospital (in the campuses of Bethlehem and Allentown), St. Luke's Miners Memorial Hospital, St. Luke's North, the centers of Family Practice, Women's Health, Urgent Care, and Ambulatory Surgery.
The excellence of St. Luke's has been recognized with several awards. It has been twice part of the list of the 100 Top Hospitals: Benchmarks for Success, and the St. Luke's Regional Heart Center has been included, since 1999, as one of the best heart hospitals, according to the U.S News & World's Report annual America's Best Hospitals. Something important for St. Luke's is to bring honor and recognition to its founders in The Fowler Family Museum; there future generations will find several models of inspiration, photos, information and historical articles as part of St. Luke's legacy. If you want to be part of that legacy of excellence, dedication and talent, the organization offers job opportunities to join one of the most respected health care networks along the region.