HCA Houston Healthcare Pearland ranked #1
Houston, TX — Two HCA Houston Healthcare hospitals and HCA Healthcare Gulf Coast Division Office were named among Modern Healthcare’s 2022 Best Places to Work award program.
HCA Houston Healthcare Pearland earned the coveted #1 ranking in the provider/insurer category, followed by HCA Healthcare Gulf Coast Division Office, ranked #5 and Texas Orthopedic Hospital ranked #39. A total of 150 healthcare organizations, including suppliers were recognized at the Best Places to Work Gala held in Nashville on September 29.
“We are once again honored to have two of our hospitals and the division office named among the Best Places to Work in healthcare,” said Doug Goodman, regional vice president of human resources at HCA Healthcare Gulf Coast Division. “Our leadership teams, colleagues and physicians are united by our mission to care for and improve human life, and we are committed to caring for each other like family. We believe excellent people make excellence happen, and these multiple recognitions reinforce the effectiveness of our collaborative efforts to take great care of our patients and our people.”
Leaders from five HCA Healthcare Gulf Coast Division (GCD) facilities, including two HCA Houston Healthcare hospitals and the division office attended the Modern Healthcare 2022 Best Places to Work awards gala in Nashville. Pictured from l-r: Leonard Knox, GCD; Yvonne Garza, Rio Grande Regional Hospital; David Wagner, HCA Houston Healthcare Pearland; Amber Sutton-Chapman, Texas Orthopedic Hospital and David Irizarry, Valley Regional Medical Center.
Modern Healthcare partnered with the Best Companies Group on the assessment process, which includes an extensive employee survey. While this program has evolved over the years, its mission remains the same: recognizing workplaces that empower employees to provide patients and customers the best possible care, products and services.
As the healthcare industry sits squarely on the frontlines of this pandemic, the mission of the Best Places to Work program has only become more important. Healthcare leaders have proven that creating nurturing, supportive workplaces for their most valuable asset, their employees, is vital.
“Employees at healthcare organizations from all sectors of the industry have been the driving force behind the collaboration and effort that led the healthcare industry and the country through the unprecedented challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. The tireless leaders at the organizations we honor with the 2022 Best Places to Work Awards have stood by their employees throughout an extremely challenging time and remained committed to humanizing the patient experience.