Every breakthrough, every moment of strength and every act of compassion connects us. And in healthcare and in life, we rise to the occasion. At OhioHealth, we’re committed to building a new kind of healthcare experience — one centered on you. ohlth.co/itstime I #ItsTime
About us
OhioHealth is a nationally recognized, not-for-profit, faith-based health system of more than 35,000 associates, providers and volunteers. We lead with our mission to improve the health of those we serve throughout our 16 hospitals and 200+ urgent, primary and specialty care sites spanning 50 Ohio counties. Headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, we’re proud to be consistently recognized by FORTUNE as one of the “100 Best Companies to Work For” and rated a Top Hospital & Health System by Fair360 in 2024.
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http://www.ohiohealth.com
External link for OhioHealth
- Industry
- Hospitals and Health Care
- Company size
- 10,001+ employees
- Headquarters
- Columbus, Ohio
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1891
- Specialties
- Healthcare, Home Care, Rehabilitation, Sports Medicine, Outpatient, Hospice Care, and Research
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Employees at OhioHealth
Updates
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Join the talented Blood and Marrow Transplant team at OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital as a full-time, night shift staff RN. This medical surgical oncology position provides general nursing care for patients while supporting the forefront of blood cancer treatment. Apply today: ohlth.co/4osUYdz. #OhioHealthCareers
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The magic of that first major snowfall of the season. ❄️ #OhioHealth
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This Giving Tuesday, we’re proud to share OhioHealth associates have donated more than $1 million during WE Give 2025, our annual workplace giving campaign. We're celebrating a special anniversary, too — 25 years of associate giving! It’s a testament to our mission in action to support each other and the communities we serve. These generous contributions help improve patient care through nursing scholarships, innovative medical research, well-being resources for our teams and vital community outreach programs to advance access to care for all. Contributions also benefit our neighbors through the United Way, with funding that stays local to support nonprofit organizations and agencies. With deep gratitude, thank you to all who donated. 💙 #OhioHealthForAll #GivingTuesday
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It’s time for a more human healthcare experience, for healthcare how it should be. And we’re ready to go further — together. OhioHealth is redefining care by raising expectations and strengthening our commitment to you at every step. See what we mean in our new campaign video. ohlth.co/itstime #ItsTime
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Building trust between patient and provider is one of the first steps in the healthcare journey. The OhioHealth Wellness on Wheels (WOW) mobile unit is designed to meet this need from the moment it arrives in a neighborhood. Jennifer Roncone, DO, OB-GYN, and the WOW team understand that effective healthcare goes beyond a medical check-up. To build a foundation of trust on the mobile units, community health workers and social workers address crucial social determinants of health. This collaborative approach ensures that women and their families receive comprehensive support and access to community health resources which fosters lasting trust and helps improve health outcomes. Learn more on this episode of The Wellness Conversation: ohlth.co/4pwfVVV. #OhioHealthForAll
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For those with blood cancers and disorders like leukemia, having a donor match for stem cell or blood and marrow transplants (BMT) can be life changing. However, primarily due to misconceptions about the donor process, equity in donor match availability varies greatly across ethnicities in the U.S. Some misconceptions about BMT and stem cell donations: 🚫 These are NOT organ donations. 🚫 Standard transplants DO NOT use embryonic stem cells — they use stem cells from bone marrow or peripheral blood. 🚫 Not all transplants require surgery. 90% of donations use apheresis, an outpatient process similar to donating plasma or platelets. More diversity in the registry helps everyone. Even if you register and are never called, you’re still making a difference by simply being in the system for the National Marrow Donor Program. Read more about the difference between BMT and stem cell transplants: ohlth.co/43ATdDF.
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We’re pleased to spotlight OhioHealth associate, Rylee Osborne. Rylee is a pre-licensed clinical extender (PCE) at OhioHealth Doctors Hospital, and is also finishing her last year of nursing school at Capital University. When she graduates in May, Rylee will officially join her ICU unit as a nurse in the Critical Care Residency Program. She shares OhioHealth’s educational benefits have positively impacted both her work and college experience! ohlth.co/careerbenefits I #OhioHealthCareers
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