Kindred Hospital Tarrant County - Arlington

We're one week away from our National Hiring Event!

We're hosting a national hiring event on Wednesday, August 21, 2024. Join us in person, or online via chat, as each of our facilities nationwide will host candidates who seek to be part of our team. If you want to join a health system that believes its role is to Empower the Hands that Heal to do what you do best, click the link below and register today.

Ask your recruiter how you can earn up to an extra $8/hr with our new Impact Incentive Program.

Please consider joining us as each of our hospitals will welcome candidates into their buildings to meet with members of our team and interview on-site. Some facilities are hosting off-site events. Ask your recruiter for more details.

We want you to join our team! Register today at https://jobs.scionhealth.com/hiringevents.

Susan, a retiree who had spent years as a heavy equipment operator, found herself facing a sudden challenge when she began experiencing difficulty breathing. Rushed to a local hospital, she was diagnosed with acute respiratory failure, a daunting diagnosis for anyone. As her condition deteriorated, she was placed on a ventilator for support. Despite the uncertainty of her situation, Susan remained determined to regain her health. After spending several weeks in the local hospital, Susan required extended and specialized medical care to address her respiratory needs. It was decided by her medical team that she would be transferred to Kindred Hospital Tarrant County Arlington for advanced treatment, including ventilator weaning and rehabilitation.

Upon arrival at Kindred Hospital, Susan was met with a comprehensive care plan tailored to her specific needs. Central to this plan was the primary goal of liberating her from the ventilator, a crucial step towards her overall recovery. Susan approached her treatment with determination, actively participating in the therapies prescribed by the interdisciplinary team.

The expertise of the pulmonologist and respiratory team played a pivotal role in Susan's journey towards recovery. Through their guidance, Susan learned and diligently practiced various breathing techniques designed to strengthen her respiratory muscles and improve her lung function. Susan's resilience and dedication proved to be successful with each passing day. Susan made remarkable progress gaining both strength and endurance and successfully liberated herself from the ventilator.

In addition to her commitment to respiratory therapy, Susan devoted over 100 hours to tailored physical therapy sessions aimed at enhancing her mobility and strength. Guided by her physical and occupational therapist, she followed a regimen of exercises focused on improving endurance and restoring independence. With each session, Susan made significant progress in her recovery. Passing all goals that were set in her care plan, she was able to discharge home. From the entire team at Kindred, we wish her all the success in recovery.

We're hosting a National Hiring Event on Wednesday, August 21, 2024!

Join us as each of our facilities nationwide will open our doors to candidates who seek to be part of a health system that believes its role is to Empower the Hands that Heal so that you can do what you do best. Please consider joining us as each of our hospitals will welcome candidates into their buildings to meet with members of our team and interview on-site. Some facilities are hosting off-site events. Ask your recruiter for more details.

We want you to join our team! Register today at https://jobs.scionhealth.com/hiringevents.

Today, we proudly celebrate Juneteenth, which honors the end of slavery and the gaining of independence by all Black Americans. We encourage everyone to acknowledge and reflect on the incredible history of resilience, courage, achievement and patriotism of Black Americans, in the face of systemic barriers.

Our National Hiring Event is over but we’re still hiring!

Our May 22 national hiring event saw great success as we hosted over 2,700 attendees nationwide and were able to quickly hire over 750 people across a number of specialties including nursing, radiology, respiratory therapy, etc. to support our varied levels of care in our 96 facilities across the nation.

To learn more about joining our growing team, visit jobs.ScionHealth.com to find the right position for you.

Every June, we proudly join organizations and communities nationwide in celebrating Pride Month. This month and throughout the year, we proudly stand with individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ and are committed to creating a supportive, inclusive, and equitable workplace for all. Happy Pride!

Today, we honor those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedoms. May we honor those heroes and the families they left behind every day.

Our National Hiring Event is TOMORROW!

We're hosting a national hiring event Wednesday, May 22, 2024. Join us in person, or online via chat, as each of our facilities nationwide will host candidates who seek to be part of our team. If you want to join a health system that believes its role is to Empower the Hands that Heal to do what you do best, click the link below and register today.

If you are joining us in person, you will have the opportunity to meet with members of our team and interview on-site, no appointment necessary! Some facilities are hosting off-site events. Ask your recruiter for more details.

If you plan to join us online, we will host a virtual chat where our recruiters will be ready and available.

We want you to join our team! Register today at https://jobs.scionhealth.com/hiringevents

During May, we celebrate National Asian American, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month as a time to honor and recognize the countless achievements and contributions of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders during our nation's history. We encourage everyone this month to find meaningful ways to celebrate, honor and learn more about AANHPI history and culture.

We're one week away from our National Hiring Event!

We're hosting a national hiring event on Wednesday, May 22, 2024. Join us in person, or online via chat, as each of our facilities nationwide will host candidates who seek to be part of our team. If you want to join a health system that believes its role is to Empower the Hands that Heal to do what you do best, click the link below and register today.

Please consider joining us as each of our hospitals will welcome candidates into their buildings to meet with members of our team and interview on-site. Some facilities are hosting off-site events. Ask your recruiter for more details.

We want you to join our team! Register today at https://jobs.scionhealth.com.

May 12 through May 18 is National Hospital Week, a time to recognize our facilities and thank our team members who care for our patients and support our operations. During Hospital Week and every week, we appreciate the commitment of our staff to improve the health and well-being of those who entrust us with their care. Happy Hospital Week!

We're hosting a National Hiring Event on Wednesday, May 22, 2024!

Join us as each of our facilities nationwide will open our doors to candidates who seek to be part of a health system that believes its role is to Empower the Hands that Heal so that you can do what you do best. Please consider joining us as each of our hospitals will welcome candidates into their buildings to meet with members of our team and interview on-site. Some facilities are hosting off-site events. Ask your recruiter for more details.

We want you to join our team! Register today at www.jobs.scionhealth.com/hiringevents

Happy National Nurses Day! Today and every day, we're celebrating our incredible nurses for their dedication to caring for our patients. Healthcare, at its core, is about people wanting to help others, and no one exemplifies that purpose more so than our nurses. We appreciate all you do!

Nathan, a retiree who cherished spending weekends cooking barbecue, faced a health crisis when he began struggling to breathe. Initially attributing it to grill fumes, Nathan persisted until worsening symptoms forced him to seek medical assistance. Admitting himself to Fort Worth's local hospital, he was diagnosed with acute respiratory failure due to influenza A, complicated by sepsis, septic shock, and pre-existing renal issues. Despite being placed on a ventilator, Nathan's condition didn't improve, leading to a decision to transfer him to Kindred Hospital Tarrant County – Arlington for specialized care.

Upon transfer to Kindred, the interdisciplinary team crafted a care plan, tailored to his unique medical needs. The primary focus was on liberating him from the ventilator, a crucial step towards his overall well-being. With unwavering determination, Nathan actively engaged in his treatment, collaborating closely with his pulmonologist and respiratory team to employ specialized breathing techniques aimed at strengthening his lung function. Gradually, Nathan achieved the milestone of weaning off the ventilator, reclaiming the ability to breathe independently.

Motivated by his own progress, Nathan embraced the comprehensive rehabilitation program. With the guidance of his physical, occupational, and speech therapists, Nathan embarked on the path to relearning basic tasks of mobility and bodily functions. From simple movements like transitioning from bed to chair to more complex activities such as walking with limited assistance, Nathan demonstrated remarkable perseverance and resilience. Each day marked a milestone as he regained independence in performing activities of daily living, once again relishing the simple joys of everyday life.

With determination and dedication, Nathan surpassed every goal outlined in his care plan, marking significant strides in his recovery. Having regained his strength and functionality, he was deemed suitable for discharge and transferred to a lower-level care facility.

As we celebrate Doctors' Day, we'd like to recognize our amazing team of physicians! We honor you for your commitment to providing exceptional care and we thank you for working so hard to change the lives of your patients each day.

Battling deep-seated prejudice against women and Black Americans in medicine, Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler, became the first Black woman to earn a medical degree in the United States in 1864. After graduating from the New England Female Medical College, she treated Civil War refugees before becoming the first Black person to publish a medical book, focusing on best practices for good health for women and children. This Black History Month, we applaud Rebecca’s pioneering achievements.

Celebrating Rebecca Lee Crumpler, first African-American woman physician Today we celebrate the life of Rebecca Lee Crumpler, the first African-American woman physician in the United States. On this anniversary of her death, let us applaud her courage, perseverance and pioneering achievements. Her passion “to mitigate the afflictions of the human race” was Rebecca’...

It's Hiring Event Week!

Join us THIS Wednesday, February 21, 2024, as each of our facilities nationwide are hosting our National Hiring Event. We're looking for candidates who seek to be part of a health system that believes its role is to Empower the Hands that Heal to do what you do best.

This event will take place in person at most of our hospitals as well as online. Some of our facilities are hosting their events offsite. Visit our job descriptions for more information. If you can't visit in person, we will host a chat from 10am - 8pm on the event page of our careers site. Feel free to join us there and ask our recruiters how you fit in with our team.

Register today at jobs.scionhealth.com/HiringEvents

Each February, Black History Month provides an opportunity to celebrate and learn about the invaluable contributions Black Americans have made to all aspects of our culture and society. As a health system, we recognize and extend our gratitude for the innovation and service of Black healthcare professionals and the courage and determination they’ve shown in the face of centuries of systemic obstacles. We encourage everyone to find meaningful ways throughout the year to learn about Black history and honor and appreciate Black achievements.

We're hosting a National Hiring Event on Wednesday, February 21, 2024!

Join us as each of our facilities nationwide will open our doors to candidates who seek to be part of a health system that believes its role is to Empower the Hands that Heal to do what you do best. Please consider joining us as each of our hospitals will welcome candidates into their buildings to meet with members of our team and interview on-site. Some facilities are hosting off-site events. Ask your recruiter for more details.

We are hiring:
Registered Nurses (RN)
Licensed Practical Nurses / Licensed Vocational Nurses (LPN/LVN)
Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA)
Respiratory Therapists (RT)
Case Managers
and more...

We want you to join our team! Register today at www.jobs.scionhealth.com/HiringEvents

Today is the day!

We're hosting a National Hiring Event TODAY both in our facilities and online via chat!

Join us as each of our facilities nationwide will open our doors to candidates who seek to be part of a health system that believes its role is to Empower the Hands that Heal to do what you do best. Please consider joining us as each of our Kindred Hospitals will welcome candidates into their buildings to meet with members of our team and interview on site. If you can't join us in person, click the link below for the opportunity to chat with a recruiter and learn more about why you're a great fit for our team.

Register today at jobs.scionhealth.com/HiringEvents

It's Hiring Event Week!

We're hosting a National Hiring Event Wednesday August 23, 2023! Join us as each of our facilities nationwide will open our doors to candidates who seek to be part of a health system that believes its role is to Empower the Hands that Heal to do what you do best. Please consider joining us as each of our Kindred Hospitals will welcome candidates into their buildings to meet with members of our team and interview on site.

Kindred Hospitals are hiring Registered Nurses (RN) Licensed Practical Nurses / Licensed Vocational Nurses (LPN/LVN) Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA) Respiratory Therapists (RT) Case Managers and more... We want you to join our team!

Register today at jobs.scionhealth.com/HiringEvents

We're one week away!

We're hosting a National Hiring Event Wednesday August 23, 2023! Join us as each of our facilities nationwide will open our doors to candidates who seek to be part of a health system that believes its role is to Empower the Hands that Heal to do what you do best. Please consider joining us as each of our Kindred Hospitals will welcome candidates into their buildings to meet with members of our team and interview on site.

Kindred Hospitals are hiring Registered Nurses (RN) Licensed Practical Nurses / Licensed Vocational Nurses (LPN/LVN) Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA) Respiratory Therapists (RT) Case Managers and more... We want you to join our team!

Register today at jobs.scionhealth.com/HiringEvents

Happy Independence Day!

Certified Nursing Assistants Week begins today and we're honoring all the Nursing Assistants who make sure our patients receive the attention and care they deserve. If you are lucky enough to know one, thank a Nursing Assistant today.

In honor of National Safety Month, we would like to highlight the individuals who work diligently to ensure our patients and staff remain as safe as possible. Thank you to our frontline teams, hospital leadership, infection control officers, housekeeping staff, and those in administrative roles who go above and beyond to give their best every day.

After being involved in a motor vehicle accident, Juan T., 73, was placed on a ventilator and a trach and experienced complications during his hospital stay. When he came to Kindred Hospital Arlington, he was still reliant on both, but he was alert and able to communicate by mouthing words and gesturing. The staff described Juan as very motivated to recover and always positive. They credit this attitude with the progress he was able to make. With the help of the entire medical, respiratory and rehabilitation interdisciplinary teams, Juan was weaned from the ventilator, had the trach capped, and regained his muscle strength and mobility. Juan was very grateful to the entire team for the help they gave him. He was discharged to a rehab unit and is looking forward to getting back home to his wife, his kids, and his grandkids.

National Healthcare Recruiter Recognition Day gives an opportunity to focus on the immeasurable ways recruiters contribute to patient care by recruiting the best applicants and selecting the best candidates to fill the many positions and roles needed in healthcare. It takes a unique skillset to gather the wonderful talent we have, so thank you!

After experiencing dizziness and shortness of breath, Nancy M., 73, went to the ER where she learned she had pneumonia. Nancy was severely weak and was found to be hyponatremic as well as hypotensive. She was then transferred to Kindred Hospital Arlington for further medical and rehabilitation management. The team treated her with steroids, bronchodilator treatments and mucolytics. Nancy worked with the PT/OT/SLP team to help with her mobility and dysphagia. The team described Nancy as very motivated to work toward her recovery and to be independent again. By the time she was discharged home, Nancy required very little supplemental oxygen and could ambulate on her own. She’s very thankful to the whole staff for the care she received.

We are grateful for those heroes who have sacrificed their lives for our country. Our thoughts are with those who have lost loved ones in the fight for our freedom.

After experiencing complications from hip surgery, James G., 75, was admitted to Kindred Hospital Arlington for wound care treatment and osteomyelitis. The interdisciplinary team administered wound care and aggressive antibiotic treatments, while also working with him to enable weight bearing on his left leg and regain mobility. The PT team described James as very motivated, and at the time of his discharge, James could walk up to 125 feet with the assistance of a walker. He was discharged to a rehabilitation unit and is looking forward to returning home!