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To Heal. To Teach. To Discover. At University Hospitals, this is more than just our mission. These At UH, our core values define us as a health care system.

We serve the needs of patients through an integrated network of 23 hospitals (including 5 joint ventures), more than 50 health centers and outpatient facilities and 200 physician offices in 16 counties throughout Northern Ohio. UH features a physician network of 1,780 employed physicians and 3,500 affiliated members of our medical staff. More than 1,100 residents and fellows train each year at UH in more than 100 residency and fellowship programs. Service Excellence
We deliver the best outcomes, service and value with the highest quality through a continuous quest for excellence and seeking ways to improve the health of those who count on us. Integrity
We have a shared commitment to do what is right and adhere to the highest standards of ethics and personal responsibility to earn the trust of our caregivers and community. Compassion
We have genuine concern for our patients and each other while treating everyone with respect and empathy. Belonging
We value the contributions of all caregivers, and are committed to building an inclusive, encouraging and caring culture where all can thrive. Trust
We depend upon our caregivers’ character, reliability and judgement. Founded: 1866

11/21/2025

Celebrating Leadership Growth at University Hospitals! We’re proud to share that UH Ascend: An Executive Leadership Cohort wrapped up on October 24, marking University Hospitals’ first-ever development program for aspiring executive leaders. Pictured front row, left to right: Sean Chamberlain, Ken DiPoppo, Khaliah Fisher-Grace, Brett Glotzbecker, Cortney Byrne, Lora Niazov, Taylor Pedone, Ariel Rhea, Brooke Nutter. Pictured back row, left to right: Brent Carson, Marissa Kiefer, Jessica Gelsomino.

Over six months, this immersive, high-touch experience engaged a select six-person cohort in developing the critical skills needed for systems-level leadership.

Program highlights included:

- Setting Your Leadership Vision
- Uncovering Strengths and Opportunities
- Maximizing Your Influence
- Organizational Evolution
- Systems Thinking (featuring an executive-led simulation)
- Accelerating Your Development

Incredible guest speakers — senior leaders from across various disciplines and service lines across our health system, including Ashley Carlucci, Heidi Gartland, Brooke Nutter, Lavonne Pulliam, Lisa Griffin, and Robyn Strosaker — shared their insights and inspired future leaders.

With 100% satisfaction, participants praised the program’s relevance, the actionable learnings, and the meaningful connections fostered throughout.

“The most impactful thing about this program has been investing in myself and being intentional about my actions, connections, and interactions.”

A special thank you to the Organizational Development & Learning team for curating and facilitating this transformative experience. Here’s to building the next generation of visionary leaders at UH!

11/19/2025

We asked University Hospitals Recruiter, Christie H., “What is the best career advice you’ve ever received? "Do something you're passionate about as a career. They say when you do what you love, you’ll never work a day in your life. I believe that."

And what does Christie think is the best way for an applicant’s resume to stand out?
"Keep it clear and concise, where dates of employment and other important information stand out." Experience a career you’ll really love at University Hospitals. https://tinyurl.com/4jxz6sxt

11/14/2025

Honoring Our Legacy, Celebrating Our Future: Perioperative Nurses Week. In 1931, Chief of Surgery Dr. Elliott Cutler and cardiac surgeon Dr. Claude Beck performed the very first operation at the new Lakeside Hospital—a monumental moment in University Hospitals’ history.

As we reflect on this historic photo, we’re reminded of how far we’ve come. From that pioneering procedure to today’s state-of-the-art surgical suites, our progress has been guided by innovation, compassion, and the unwavering dedication of our perioperative nurses.

This week, we celebrate the skilled nurses who stand at the heart of every surgery—caring for patients before, during, and after their procedures. Their expertise ensures safe, seamless experiences for every patient, every day.

From UH Cleveland Medical Center to UH Geauga Medical Center and throughout Northeast Ohio, we are proud of our perioperative teams who carry forward the same spirit of excellence that began nearly a century ago.

Thank you to our perioperative nurses for continuing the legacy of care that began in 1931. You are the backbone of surgical excellence at UH.

11/13/2025

We’re proud to celebrate Perioperative Nurses Week and honor the incredible impact our perioperative nurses have on our patients — before, during, and after surgery. Their skill, compassion, and commitment ensure the highest standards of patient safety, infection control, and comprehensive care every step of the way.

Meet UH Perioperative RN Kaleigh P., hear her inspiring story, and discover what makes our nursing team truly exceptional. https://tinyurl.com/yvh2e6j2

11/11/2025

Today, we come together to honor and celebrate the brave individuals who have selflessly served our country, protecting our freedom and safety. We are profoundly grateful for our Veterans—their courage and dedication have left a lasting mark on our nation and continue to inspire our communities every day.

Take a moment to hear from some of our own Veterans as they share their experiences at University Hospitals and the support they’ve received along their journeys. Join us in recognizing their remarkable service and contributions!

11/11/2025

We’re proud to honor and celebrate the extraordinary individuals who have served our country—protecting our freedom and safety with courage and sacrifice. They have left a lasting legacy on our nation and continue to inspire our communities every day.

We’re especially grateful for the veterans who have chosen to extend their impactful mission through a career with University Hospitals. Cindy F. is a veteran who is also a Nurse Manager at UH Cleveland Medical Center (CMC).

Cindy started working at UH in June 2019 for many reasons. “They were extremely nurse-friendly, they are a Magnet® hospital, and their culture was very pro-nursing,” recalls Cindy. “They also have amazing military benefits and support. This was very important to me as I was still actively in the Army Reserves.”

In fact, when Cindy went on military leave in 2020, she was the commander of the 948th FRST in Afghanistan, supporting the special forces and rangers. When she returned home, she started working back at CMC in late 2021 as a Clinical Nurse Educator.

In 2023, she became the interim Nurse Manager for the Trauma ICU and later for the Trauma Med-Surg floor. In 2024, she accepted the full-time Trauma Med-Surg Nurse Manager position.

Throughout her time with UH, her experience has been very positive. “I have gotten the pleasure to work with some amazing professionals here,” says Cindy. “UH was extremely supportive while I was still serving, and the community that I had here remained present even while I was deployed.”

If you’d like to experience this same level of respect and support in your career, come to University Hospitals. https://tinyurl.com/59mtvhds

11/06/2025

It’s Med-Surg Week! At University Hospitals, we’re excited to celebrate this week and honor our med-surg nurses for the skill and dedication they bring to their vital and complex work. Medical-surgical nurses comprise the nation’s largest nursing specialty, providing high-quality care for a variety of conditions, from chronic illnesses to acute surgical cases. Their critical thinking, confidence and compassion make all the difference in every life they touch. If you’d like to make a significant impact in an inspiring and empowering environment, bring your nursing career to UH. https://tinyurl.com/5n8prsev

11/05/2025

November is Native American Heritage Month. This is a time for us to recognize the culture, traditions, and important contributions of Native Americans and Alaska Natives. We’re particularly proud to honor our very own April B., Medical Assistant II, UH Pediatric Primary Care.

With Navajo, Algonquin, and Mohawk tribal affiliations, April has been immersed in Native American traditions her whole life, mostly through the inspiration of her mother. “She taught me about all of our Navajo traditions,” April recalls. “More than that, she taught me to be strong and resilient and that I can accomplish anything that I put my mind to.”

April put her mother’s advice into practice when she joined University Hospitals as a medical assistant in 2016. Since joining us, April has experienced a truly rewarding career at University Hospitals. April says, “I love interacting with people from different cultures. It’s more than just getting to know them as a patient, but as a person, too. I enjoy learning how different cultures approach medical care, their traditional healing practices, or specific medical necessities based on cultural beliefs and customs.”

Throughout her time with us, April has continually sought opportunities to grow and advance in her career, and we’ve been proud to support that growth. “The growth I have experienced here has been very exciting,” April says. “Through it all, I was supported by supervisors and coworkers, including those outside my department.”

April encourages others to come and grow their careers at University Hospitals. “I would recommend looking into UH to start your career or further your career,” April advises. “UH stands by their motto to heal, to teach, to discover. It is very reassuring to know that your employer wants you to become the best version of yourself.”

If you’re looking to achieve your fullest professional potential, we invite you to join us. https://tinyurl.com/kuepykzx

10/27/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center is proud to have been part of the Crucial Catch: Intercept Cancer Game between the Cleveland Browns and the Miami Dolphins at Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland. We partnered with the Browns, the NFL and the American Cancer Society to celebrate survivorship and raise awareness about the importance of cancer screenings for early cancer detection. The annual event is devoted to honoring the journeys of survivors, celebrating the dedication of caregivers, and remembering those whose lives have been touched by cancer.

Before the game even began, one huge victory was enthusiastically celebrated. This was when Mary Jo Mazzarella, a triple-negative stage IV metastatic breast cancer survivor, rang the cancer survivor bell surrounded by family near the end zone. “When I rang that bell, I thought of every UH doctor, nurse, and therapist who stood by me,” said Mary Jo. “I also thought of the people still fighting. This moment wasn’t just for me — it was for all of us. I’m so grateful to UH for helping me get here, and to the Browns for making this day so special.”

Venoy Rogers, a colorectal cancer survivor also treated at UH, served as a Coin Toss Captain, flanked by Browns players Joel Bitonio, Denzel Ward, Rayshawn Jenkins and Myles Garrett. “A diagnosis changes your life,” said Venoy. “But being out there on the field, surrounded by survivors and supporters, reminded me how strong we are together.”

As part of this important event, fans wrote names of loved ones to create “In Honor Of” posters. Volunteers also distributed pink ribbons for breast cancer awareness and information booths provided prevention and early detection education.

The game was also a success for the Browns as they prevailed over the Dolphins 31-6!

10/23/2025

There are so many reasons to work at University Hospitals – our compassionate and collaborative culture, state-of-the-art technology, outstanding opportunities for growth, and exceptional benefits, to name just a few. We invite you to explore our openings and apply to join us. You’ll discover your own reasons to love working here. https://tinyurl.com/yk5yafne

10/22/2025

During National Pharmacy Week, we’re proud to recognize and honor the incredible contributions our pharmacists and pharmacy technicians make to the health of our patients. We’re also excited to support their important work with the most advanced technology around.

Last year, we introduced Pill-nelope, a robotic delivery device that enhances the efficiency and effectiveness of our licensed pharmacy technicians by automating the delivery of medication to the UH CMC Emergency Department. Since coming online, Pill-nelope has dedicated 823 hours to transporting medication, traveling more than 1,600 miles between the main pharmacy at UH Seidman Medical Center, the CMC sub-basement pharmacy and the ED. Before Pill-nelope, a pharmacy technician would have to make a 20-minute round trip to bring medications to the ED every hour. Thanks to Pill-nelope, our pharmacy technicians have an additional two and a half hours in their day to devote to preparing medications for our patients.

“These robots dramatically improve our workflow efficiency, and more importantly, empower us to further improve patient care by reducing wait time,” said Robert Andrukat, R.Ph., PharmD, BCPS, Manager UH Cleveland Medical Center Pharmacy Services.

Now Pill-nelope has a new friend – MedWard. Thanks to MedWard, our Pharmacy team can expand delivery service to include all inpatient floors on Lakeside. Each robot can hold medications for multiple patients, including high-volume items like 5-liter fluid bags, adding to their efficiency.

“Being able to extend our robotic delivery service to the inpatient floors greatly improves the productivity of our pharmacy technicians, enabling them to work to the top of their license instead of just being human couriers,” said Michael Carlin, R.Ph., MBA, Vice President Hospital Operations.

If you’d like to work at the leading edge of pharmacy practice, we invite you to join us. https://tinyurl.com/mr4cptz5

10/21/2025

It’s Medical Assistants Week! We’re grateful for the compassion, dedication and skill our Medical Assistants bring to our patients every day. From front office coordination to hands-on patient care, they play a critical role in making our exceptional patient experiences possible. And we’re proud to support the career growth and development of our Medical Assistants – like Whitny G.

While working at University Hospitals in a front desk role, Whitny participated in UH’s “Medical Assistant Apprenticeship Program” and became a Certified Medical Assistant. As Whitny explains, “This program is really great for those seeking to advance in their careers, but don’t have the means financially, and who still need to work while going to school. “It’s local, it’s hands-on and more.”

Whitny has been a Medical Assistant at UH for a year now and was quickly promoted to Medical Assistant II. Whitny is proud to say, “I’m now the ‘Go to’ or lead Medical Assistant in our office. I came to UH seeking a career, seeking to improve myself, and that’s exactly what I’ve done.”

What does Whitny love most about her new life as a Medical Assistant? “I love engaging with the patients one-on-one. To connect with them in the office and ultimately help them while they are there is something special. Seeing the smile on their faces and knowing they are truly satisfied is very gratifying.”

If you’re looking to grow a career of significance and purpose, join us at University Hospitals. https://tinyurl.com/yevvetum

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