St. Louis University Hospital St. Louis, Missouri

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St. Louis University Hospital is generally considered one of the Midwest's finest hospitals. This 356-bed hospital operates in affiliation with the St. Louis University School of Medicine. For over 70 years now, St. Louis University Hospital has provided tertiary-quaternary healthcare services to patients from all over the world.

St. Louis University Hospital is renowned for having one of the best, most complete organ transplant programs in all of the Midwest. (The program features transportation of: heart, heart-lung, pancreas, cornea, kidney, liver, and bone).

AARP in a recent edition of its magazine Modern Maturity has a listing of the Top 50 Hospitals in America. St. Louis University made the list and was ranked the 30th best hospital in the nation. Those rankings are based on these criteria: medical mortality rate, surgical mortality rate, physician ratings (how doctors rated a particular hospital), and accreditation score (score given by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations). Furthermore, in a listing of the Top Ten Hospitals in America for Renal Care, St. Louis University Hospital made that "Top Ten" list. (Modern Maturity.)

U.S. News and World Report consistently gives St. Louis University Hospital high marks in their annual rankings of "America's Best Hospitals". In the 2004 edition, U.S. News and World Report has praised St. Louis University Hospital in these specialized areas of healthcare: digestive disorders- 48th best nationally; geriatrics- 9th best; hormonal disorders- 35th best; kidney disease- 37th best.

If you are interested in working as a nurse at St. Louis University Hospital there are (at press time) openings on their staff. A "top notch" hospital is only going to hire the very best. If you think you're got what it takes to work as a nurse at this fine institution, I'm sure they would like to see your application.

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