Modern Healthcare has released its 10th annual unranked list of the 150 "Best Places to Work" in health care for 2017.
Congratulations to Advisory Board members named to the list
The list includes providers, suppliers, and various other firms in the health care industry. Sixty-three Advisory Board members were recognized this year.
Methodology
Any organization in the United States that works in health care, has at least 25 employees, and has been in business for at least a year is eligible to apply to be considered for the list.
Modern Healthcare then gathers information from the employer's leadership team about the company's different policies, practices, demographics, and benefits. The publication then surveys the company's staff about eight core areas:
- Leadership and planning;
- Culture and communications;
- Role satisfaction;
- Working environment;
- Relationship with supervisor;
- Training and development;
- Pay and benefits; and
- Overall satisfaction.
As of now, Modern Healthcare has released their list in alphabetical order. The publication will release the ranked list on Sept. 28 at an awards dinner in Las Vegas during its annual Workplace of the Future conference. The ranked list will also be published as a supplement to the Oct. 2 issue of Modern Healthcare (Modern Healthcare, 5/20; Modern Healthcare methodology, accessed 5/23; Modern Healthcare eligibility requirements, accessed 5/23).
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