Valley Presbyterian Hospital nurses reflect our mission, vision and core values of dignity, respect, compassion, transparency and collaboration. This is founded in the belief that patients and their families are the primary focus of care. When you join our team, you will work with a nursing staff in a supportive environment that fosters communication and evidence-based practices.
Our nurses share in decision-making with physician partners and specialists, and advance through programs that encourage nurses to invest in their careers and the care of patients. Experience, formal knowledge, critical thinking, kindness, and compassion bring the art and science of nursing together at VPH, one of the largest community hospitals in the Los Angeles area.
Whether you are experienced or just starting, we have rewarding career opportunities, with competitive wages and benefits. In addition to hosting nursing education opportunities, skills training, and leadership workshops throughout the year, we provide generous tuition reimbursement program for qualified employees. We also help develop the next generation of nurses with our residency program that places recent grads in nursing specialties.
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Our nurses are dedicated to a family-centered approach in providing comfort and support through the journey of pregnancy, birth, and early parenthood. We help deliver more than 2,000 babies each year in our Maternity Unit with 8 labor and delivery rooms, 31 post-partum rooms, and a Perinatal Center. As a nurse in our 25-bed Pediatric Medical Center (PMC), you will play a vital team role for our smallest patients in the 10-bed PICU, Level III NICU or Emergency Dept Approved for Pediatrics (EDAP).
Our valued nurses are committed to providing compassion and care for a high volume of patients with diverse needs including critical illnesses, injuries, and non-life threatening problems. In our designated STEMI Receiving Center you will be part of a cardiac response team ready to treat heart attack patients within 30 minutes. We are also a certified Primary Stroke Center and Emergency Dept Approved for Pediatrics (EDAP) providing skilled patient care in a supportive environment.
It takes an exceptional team with a focus on excellence to deliver critical care services in our community. Take your career to a higher level as a VPH Critical Care nurse, bringing your unique abilities, compassion, and confidence in giving patients the best possible outcomes with complex, life-threatening conditions. If you are passionate about providing care, emotional support and education to our patients and their families, our Critical Care Services team is for you.
At Valley Presbyterian Hospital, our nurses contribute comfort, knowledge, and skills in Pre-Operative and Post-Operative Services, as well as in our advanced Gastrointestinal Laboratory (GI Lab), and Post Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU/Recovery). As a nurse in Perioperative Services, you will have the opportunity to work with highly skilled teams focused on communication, engaged leadership, patient safety, and best outcomes for recovery.
We have built an environment that recognizes and values our nurses. As part of our Acute Care Services you will play a vital role in partnering with care team members and identifying the physical, educational, and psychosocial needs of our patients. If you have compassion, skills, and commitment to work in our acute care settings, we provide you with the support, communication, multi-disciplinary collaboration, and state-of-the-art technology that you need to excel.
Our Rehab Services nurses are passionate about restoring quality of life to patients in our well-equipped rehab center. If you are inspired to help bring about positive change in a collaborative environment, bring your skills to Valley Presbyterian Hospital. Our team shares a family-centered approach and works together to offer specialized care. Contribute to our full range of physical, occupational and speech therapy programs and help patients of all ages regain function and confidence.
We are proud to be on the Magnet® Journey developed by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), which recognizes health care organizations that provide nursing excellence, quality patient care and innovations in professional nursing. Magnet®-designation is the highest level of recognition ANCC can extend to a health care organization and reflects the vision and commitment of our nursing practice at Valley Presbyterian Hospital.
