8 hospitals seeking philanthropy leaders

Eight hospitals and health systems posted job listings seeking philanthropy leaders in the last week.

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Note: This is not an exhaustive list. Job listings were compiled from job-seeker websites. Hospitals and health systems are in alphabetical order.

1. Care New England Health System (Providence, R.I) seeks a philanthropy officer.

2. Cooper University Hospital (Camden, N.J.) seeks a senior vice president and chief philanthropy officer.

3. McLaren Health Care (Flint, Mich.) seeks a major gifts officer. 

4. Northern Light Health (Brewer, Maine) seeks a philanthropy director

5. Northwest Hospital (South Bend, Wash.) seeks a philanthropy director.

6. ProMedica (Toledo, Ohio) seeks a major gifts officer.

7. Providence (Tarzana, Calif.) seeks a chief philanthropy officer.

8. Virtua Health (Marlton, N.J.) seeks a philanthropy operations director.

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