UWMC | Career ProfilesReach for your career goals at the Northwest's top rated medical center. University of Washington Medical Center (UWMC) prides itself on compassionate patient care as well as its commitment to education, research, and the community. Currently ranked among the nation's Top Ten Hospitals (US News and World Report), its clinicians treat a wide variety of patients, perform ground breaking research (specialties include rehabilitation, high risk pregnancy, diabetes, imaging, and nutrition), and lead the nation in training physicians for family medicine and rural health education. UWMC staff members enjoy unparelleled opportunities to learn and enhance their skills, with complete access to the University of Washington's outstanding benefits packages. Physical TherapyUniversity of Washington Medical Center (UWMC) offers physical therapists a wide variety of dynamic clinical settings. As part of a unique health care team, UWMC physical therapists act as valuable team members, working to preserve, develop, and restore patients' optimum physical function. At UWMC facilities, physical therapists enjoy excellent access to physicians and the opportunity to treat a diverse patient population. A day in the life of a UWMC physical therapist might include:
Return to Top / Contents Occupational TherapyAs part of one of the nation's top-ranked and top-funded rehabilitation departments, occupational therapists at University of Washington Medical Center (UWMC) take great pride in their work. With opportunities in a number of varied locations, UWMC occupational therapists employ a comprehensive approach to rehabilitation and regularly collaborate with innovators in their field. A day in the life of an occupational therapist at UWMC might include:
Return to Top / Contents Respiratory TherapyA vital part of any hospital’s critical care services, respiratory care practitioners at University of Washington Medical Center (UWMC) provide patient care as part of a top-ranked department, utilizing the latest equipment and technologies. UWMC practitioners provide care for a diverse and complex patient population, including post-operative heart, liver, and lung transplant recipients, cardiothoracic and med-surg, spinal cord injury patients, bone marrow transplant patients, and neonates. A day in the life of a UWMC respiratory care practitioner might include:
Return to Top / Contents Laboratory MedicineBring your laboratory skills to the Northwest’s top-rated medical center settings. At the UW Medicine’s Department of Laboratory Medicine, your skills will aid patient care and educational programs as well as a wide variety of research needs. Divisions include hematology, microbiology, coagulation, immunology, genetics, molecular diagnostics, virology, and medical informatics. As a UW staff member, you will enjoy excellent benefits, including tuition exemption, recreational sports facilities, award-winning transportation subsidies, and more. Return to Top / Contents NursingUniversity of Washington Medical Center (UWMC) is the first hospital in the nation to be re-named a “Magnet Hospital” by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. UWMC nurses benefit from the institution’s “down the hall” proximity to the UW School of Nursing, ranked number one in the nation since 1984. UWMC nurses pursue exciting careers in a positive, academic working environment, partnering closely with colleagues, and benefiting from mutual respect and collaboration. UWMC offers unique opportunities for nurses, including specialties in high-risk pregnancy care and organ transplantation.
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