The Queens Medical Center Honolulu, Hawaii

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It's not too often, that we get to write about a hospital that was founded by a King and a Queen. But, that is the case with The Queens Medical Center in Honolulu, Hawaii. Founded in 1859 by Queen Emma and King Kamehameha IV, The Queens Medical Center is now one of the top medical care providers in Hawaii. With 526 acute care beds, and 28 sub-acute care beds, The Queens Medical Center is well equipped to care for many of the Island's people.

Also, The Queens Medical Center has a fairly new emergency department (built in 1999), which has quickly become the major trauma center for all of Hawaii. The emergency department has 31 treatment rooms.

Over 3,000 employees work at The Queens Medical Center. Of those, 1200 are physicians and another 800+ are nurses.

Some of the many medical services offered by The Queens Medical Center include: Cancer Institute, Behavioral Health, Diabetes, Geriatric Services, Heart Center, HIV/AIDS, MRI, Maternity Services, Neuroscience Institute, Obstetrics/Gynecology, Orthopedics, The Stroke Center, Sports Medicine, Sleep Laboratory, Respiratory Care, and Urology.

There are currently (at press time) quite a few nursing positions that are open on The Queens Medical Center nursing staff. The pay and benefits offered by The Queens Medical Center are competitive. If you are a qualified nurse, work is available right now. Plus, you'd be living in Hawaii. Think about it!

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