Parkview Health is northeast Indiana’s largest not-for-profit healthcare provider, guided by a mission to improve the health of the communities we serve. Mission Parkview Health will improve the health and well-being of our communities. Vision Parkview Health will be your partner in health. Company Overview Parkview Health is northeast Indiana’s largest not-for-profit healthcare provider, guided by a mission to improve the health of the communities we serve. Our clinical teams provide compassionate care, equipped with state-of-the-art technology and facilities. Parkview is a partner with civic leaders on the frontlines of safety, wellness and prevention. Join our Team For more information about employment opportunities, visit us at www.parkview.com/employment. Email [email protected] to initiate a private conversation with a Talent Acquisition Consultant to help match your skills and interests. Anonymous Compliance Risk Hotline (260) 373-7021 Web or Social Media [email protected]

A large private multi-specialty physician group in the city of Toledo. The Clinic also has radiology services (x-ray, ultrasound, MRI, CT and other scans), laboratory services, and a pharmacy on the main campus at Secor Rd and Sylvania Ave. The physicians represent essentially all specialties and the breadth of primary care. The main campus facility also includes a newly designed outpatient surgery center serving all surgical specialists at the Clinic.

Wood County Hospital was founded in 1951 with support from the Wood County community. Wood County residents believed so much in the hospital back then; they played a key role in its early development. They sold blankets, went door-to-door asking for donations, held bazaars, and even sold a heifer to generate funds to make sure those early years were healthy. The trust and respect that has accrued over its lifetime is built on a tradition of “being there” for Wood and Henry County residents – in good times and bad – 24 hours-a-day, 7 days-a-week. There is no time when you could ask for help that it would not be there for you. Today, with over 700 individuals employed, the Hospital is proud to be a valuable resource, ready to serve our community. We believe the strength of the community lies in having excellent health care close to home, with neighbors caring for neighbors. We’re proud to say that our community can depend on us.

Fulton County Health Center is a critical access hospital serving the residents of Fulton County Ohio and surrounding areas. We are located on 725 S. Shoop Ave. in Wauseon, Ohio We opened our doors in 1973, moving from across the street from the old Detwiler Hospital. Over the years Fulton County Health Center has grown to include a wide variety of program and services. Many of these services were requested by our patients. Services that would help you and your family complete your circle of health care needs. Thanks to your input, we've added facilities and programs to expand our services such as: ◦Fulton Manor Nursing Home & Fulton Suites ◦FulCare Behavioral Health Adult and Geriatric Services ◦The Rainbow Hematology/Oncology Treatment Center ◦A modern OB department with comfortable birthing rooms ◦An expanded Emergency Room ◦Modern Outpatient Surgery Suites ◦Larger Radiology & Laboratory departments ◦The FCHC Physical Rehab facility in downtown Wauseon ◦FulCare Occupational Medicine Program ◦FCHC Sleep Disorder Centers ◦Comprehensive Diabetes Education programs ◦Corporate and Community Health programs ◦FCHC Wound Care and Hyperbaric Center ◦Weight Solutions program

Cameron Memorial Community Hospital is an independent, nonprofit, 25-bed, critical access hospital located in Angola, Indiana. Our guiding principle defines our purpose - why we exist; and states what we intend to achieve in the future. Our team commits to exceptional service and the highest quality, safest care - every patient, every time. Join our Team For more information about employment opportunities, visit us at www.cameronmch.com. To directly contact our Human Resources Talent Acquisition Specialist, please call 260-665-2141 ext. 5478.

Hillsdale Hospital is a guardian of exceptional health services for our community, ensuring that families have access to high-quality care when and where they need it.

Henry County Hospital is a nationally recognized healthcare provider that is known as a place where friends and family care for friends and family. Located in Napoleon, Ohio; Henry County Hospital is a non-profit rural facility providing a full range of inpatient and outpatient healthcare services. The hospital opened its doors in 1982 in a 64,000 square foot facility with 52 beds. When the facility was constructed in 1982; it was designed to provide care based on the inpatient model of healthcare. This was prudent at the time because more than seventy percent of care was delivered in that manner. In 2011, seventy-five percent of the patients are seen on an outpatient basis and in many cases patients are in and out of the hospital in a matter of hours. Since the opening, the hospital has outgrown its space and is now a 100,000 square foot Critical Access Hospital with 25 beds.

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Byron Health Center is a non-profit, QAPI certified facility that provides long term health care, memory care, skilled nursing with physical and occupational therapy and, at sister community: Miller’s Place, assisted living for adults. Both Byron Health Center and Miller’s Place concentrate on serving a protected and vulnerable population who have multiple diagnoses. These diagnoses will vary by individual but usually include psychiatric and developmental disorders coupled with medical conditions, dementia or even physical disabilities. The common psychiatric and developmental disorders include, but are not limited to, Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), Mental Illness (MI), Intellectual Developmental Disability (IDD) or Huntington’s Disease (HD). In conjunction with medical conditions, dementia or even physical disabilities, these psychiatric, neurological and developmental disorders can lead to challenging behaviors. Due to these challenges involved with serving this protected and vulnerable population, some individuals may not have ‘fit in’ well at other communities. Byron Health Center and Miller’s Place emphasize creating an intentional community of inclusion and acceptance. Boasting a staff of compassionate team members with literally hundreds of years of combined care experience, each resident is looked at for their abilities, not for their disabilities, and is encouraged to thrive ‘where they are’ helping to reach their optimal potential. Byron Health Center and Miller’s Place residents are people who, just like many others, face a unique set of challenges but are not judged by their limitations, but only on their abilities. Each team member helps residents live up to their optimal potential and only see residents by for what they CAN do, not for what they cannot do. Byron Health Center and Miller’s Place implement a generous staffing strategy to care for residents maintaining one of the highest nursing staff to resident ratio in the area.

Community Hospitals and Wellness Centers (CHWC) is proud to offer a wide array of healthcare services at our three campuses: Archbold Medical Center, Bryan Hospital and Montpelier Hospital. Our 700+ employees are dedicated to providing immediate, heartfelt attention so community members can receive the very best care without traveling far from home.