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Baylor Jack and Jane Hamilton Hospital

Location: Dallas

Type of organization: Hospital/health system

Meet the organization: BHVH opened in 2002 as the first joint venture hospital of Baylor Health Care System. Licensed as a 61-bed acute-care hospital, it provides personalized care and advanced technology that specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease management and related conditions. In 2014 BHVH opened an outpatient department in Fort Worth. The hospital’s quarterly employee survey encourages candidness with a “Stupid List,” which asks employees to tell leadership what is ineffective around the organization and has resulted in improvements to employee and patient satisfaction.

Added benefits: The hospital offers individual talent development plans and up to $5,250 in tuition reimbursement for healthcare-related courses. BHVH also has the Stretch Incentive program, which encourages employees’ direct ownership of organizational goals by paying a cash award to employees below director level who achieve a performance rating of Strong or Exceptional Performance if the organization meets financial and patient satisfaction goals.

 

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