Loyola University Health System – 150 Great Places to Work in Healthcare | 2014

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Loyola University Health System

Location: Maywood, Ill.

Type of company: Hospital/health system

Loyola FactsMeet the organization: Loyola University Health System has been recognized by a number of organizations for excellence in clinical care, as well as repeatedly being named “Most Wired” by the American Hospital Association’s Hospitals & Health Networks magazine. The system is also committed to diversity and equality, with its affiliate Stritch School of Medicine accepting applications for undocumented immigrants and helping find alternative financial sources for these students to complete their medical education. Loyola University Medical Center was also one of the first medical centers in the country to implement a mandatory flu vaccine program for employees.

Added benefits: Along with a comprehensive benefits package, LUHS offers employees access to exercise facilities, a 529 college savings plan and discounts for LASIK procedures, cell phones and Dell computers.

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