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Phoenix Children’s Hospital

Location: Phoenix

Type of company: Hospital/health system

Meet the organization: The 385-bed Phoenix Children’s Hospital is Arizona’s only licensed children’s hospital. A medical staff of nearly 1,000 pediatric specialists provides inpatient, outpatient, trauma and emergency care across more than 75 different specialties at Phoenix Children’s, and the hospital employs approximately 3,917 total staff. The American Heart Association recognized it as a Gold Level Fit-Friendly Worksite.

Added benefits: Employees at Phoenix Children’s Hospital are able to choose from a range of options to build their own benefits package. The hospital offers core health benefits with the option to add others, such as 401(k), tuition reimbursement, access to an on-site retail pharmacy, health club and discounts and childcare discounts. On top of that, Phoenix Children’s employees can join in on-site yoga, hiking clubs or a monthly “Breakfast with Bob,” the hospital’s CEO Bob Meyer.

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