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Who is Sutter Health?

Sutter Health is one of the nation's leading not-for-profit networks of community-based health care providers, delivering high-quality care in more than 100 Northern California communities. It is also the regional leader in infant deliveries, neonatology, orthopedics, pediatrics and cancer care services. Sutter Health supports more than two dozen locally run acute care hospitals as well as physician organizations; medical research facilities; regionwide home health, hospice and occupational health networks; and long-term care centers.

A Place to Grow
Sutter Health offers a supportive working environment for our employees. You’ll be part of a dedicated group of professionals with the resources, training and expertise to provide patients with the most advanced, highest quality care. Our philosophy of teamwork ensures that your voice will be heard and your contributions respected. We encourage successful leadership skills, positive team and individual relationships, and ongoing growth and development.

Quality Driven
Being a part of the Sutter Health network gives our affiliates access to the latest technology and knowledge that help us enhance the quality of care and improve patient outcomes. We have invested millions of dollars to identify best clinical practices, advance medical research, and deliver state-of-the-art care.

Challenge and Fulfillment
We recognize the vital role every employee plays in meeting the health care needs of our patients and helping us achieve our mission.

Highlights

• A family of 26 not-for-profit hospitals, physician organizations, and health care services that share expertise and adopt clinical best practices to advance quality in health care.
• A regional leader in cardiac care, cancer treatment, orthopedics, obstetrics and newborn intensive care.
• A pioneer in advanced patient safety technologies such as Bar Coding technology and the eICU system. More than 100 communities served throughout Northern California. 41,000 employees across the Sutter Health network and relationships with more than 3,500 physicians.
• A full range of services offered throughout the network, including advanced specialty care and transplantation.
• Medical Research Centers.
• Educational and training programs, including scholarships and partnerships with local colleges.

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Sutter Amador Hospital, the only hospital in Amador County, serves a population of over 40,000. As a result of the area's growth, changes in the way health care is delivered and advances in medical diagnosis and treatment, a new hospital was constructed to better serve the community. The new 66-bed facility opened in April, 2000 and includes many services in one easily accessible location.

Sutter Amador Hospital is a leader in the health care industry, and an excellent place to work.

You'll be part of a dedicated group of professionals with the resources, training and expertise to provide patients with the most advanced medical care. Our philosophy of creating strong teams ensures that our employees' voices will be heard and contributions respected.

History of Sutter Amador Hospital
The first Amador County Hospital was built in 1876 and was located approximately where Highway 88 passes below today's Amador County Sheriff's Department. It was a large wood structure that served as a shelter where the sick and the indigent elderly could be given some form of medical care.

Around the turn of the century, the need for better facilities sparked construction of the two-story brick and wood structure now referred to as the 'old hospital'. It served the county with a capacity of 40 beds. In 1944, the growing need for better facilities prompted changes, including the installation of an elevator.

That year also saw the start of planning for a new hospital. With the help of the Federal and State governments under the Hill-Burton Act, financial aid was obtained. The new building was begun in 1950 and opened to the public April 9, 1952. In 1972, nearly $4 million in new construction, improvements and equipment was added to update the hospital. In June of 1990, new Emergency, Intensive Care and Radiology Departments were completed.

Sutter Health began management services of the hospital during 1990. Effective March 1, 1993, Sutter Health affiliated with Amador Hospital and officially changed the name to Sutter Amador Hospital.

As a result of areas growth, changes in the way in which healthcare is delivered and advances in medical diagnosis and treatment, the Sutter Amador Hospital site and facility were no longer adequate to meet the healthcare needs of the residents and businesses of Amador County. An increasing volume of services, insufficient physical plant, inability to remodel cost-effectively and a need for larger outpatient and community service facilities are the major reasons the hospital board, working with the Sutter Health leadership, developed the plan for the new hospital.

The new facility is more than just a larger building. The new hospital was built on a 20-acre site and includes many medical services in one easily accessible location. The new Sutter Amador Hospital opened on April 10, 2000.

Today, Sutter Amador Hospital is a 66-bed facility that serves a population of over 40,000 area residents. It is fully accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations. The hospital provides its patients with highly personalized care, state-of-the-art medical technology and a knowledgeable, professional staff. As a full affiliate of Sutter Health, Sutter Amador Hospital has a 10-person governing board comprised of citizens from Amador County as well as Sutter Health executives.

In order to meet the continuous growing needs of the community, site work began for Sutter Amador Hospital's multi-phase expansion project in the Fall of 2005. The project included the addition of the Sutter Amador Outpatient Services Center to the hospital campus, which opened almost two years later in February 2007. The 48,000 square foot center emphasizes outpatient and ambulatory care. The new building is home to state-of-the-art imaging services, radiology, diabetes, women's services, pediatrics, endoscopies and infusions, and respiratory services.

Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital is a 98-bed acute care hospital nestled in the heart of California's Gold Country at the base of the majestic Sierra Nevada mountains in Auburn, California.

An integral part of the Auburn community, Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital provides health care, using the latest technologies, while maintaining the small-town friendliness and charm.

Founded in 1966 by a group of caring physicians, the hospital affiliated with Sutter Health in 1989, becoming part of Northern California's most comprehensive health care system. Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital is now the hub of a network of Sutter Health services in Auburn and surrounding foothill communities. The hospital's services and relationship with the not-for-profit Sutter Health system bring a wealth of resources and advanced technologies that ensure quality patient care. Today the hospital continues to focus on the needs of the people it serves, advancing with the times and growing with the community.

Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital serves a growing population of approximately 50,000 (in Auburn and surrounding foothill communities) with 98 licensed beds and more than 25 medical and surgical specialties.

Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital is fully accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations.

Sutter Davis Hospital offers the best of all worlds - a technologically advanced acute care hospital, a strong offering of outpatient services, and community outreach programs. The 48-bed hospital and its programs provide care and support to the residents of Davis, Dixon, Winters, Woodland, West Sacramento, Vacaville and rural communities throughout Yolo and Eastern Solano counties.

The 94,000-square-foot hospital opened in 1994 and sits on a 20-acre medical campus. Designed with the future in mind, Sutter Davis Hospital offers the technical flexibility necessary to be on the leading edge of health care.

"I could not possibly, anywhere, have had more gently, efficient, kind and considerate care than I received from Sutter Davis personnel..." quoted by a former patient.

State-of-the-art medical technology is essential for accurate diagnosis and quick treatment. But at Sutter Davis, employees provide more than the best available equipment. A gentle touch, a friendly smile and a comforting word are just a few of the ways Sutter Davis staff show they care about their patients and visitors.

In 1973, it is recorded that the hospital had 80 employees which included six people in lab and x-ray, three in dietary capacities and nine in other miscellaneous capacities. Most of the remainder were nurses and nursing attendants. The facility was utilized by about 36 physicians.

Currently, the hospital has about 380 employees, making it one of Davis' largest private employers. More than 250 physicians now have privileges at Sutter Davis.

Community service has also been a long-standing tradition, and Sutter Davis Hospital employees continue to extend that caring and compassionate spirit beyond the hospital walls. Community outreach programs, health screenings and contributions to community projects are just some examples of the extended "family" our employees have created. True caring and community involvement was exhibited once again recently during the floods of 1997 when several hospital employees volunteered their time.

Each employee, physician and volunteer makes Sutter Davis Hospital the hospital with the personal touch.

Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento is the foundation of Sutter Health, Northern California's largest health network with 29 acute care hospitals, more than 5,000 primary care physicians and specialists, home health, occupational health, psychiatric care and more. The downtown Sacramento medical center is made up of several facilities that include Sutter General Hospital, Sutter Memorial Hospital, Sutter Oaks Midtown, and Sutter Center for Psychiatry. Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento is a teaching hospital for new physicians.

• Sutter General Hospital
  The 306-bed specialty medical center focuses on general acute medical/surgical care as well as a medical base to advanced services for cancer, orthopedics, spine, and neurology and neurosurgery.

• Sutter Memorial Hospital
  The 346-bed specialty medical center focuses on cardiovascular services, transplants, and women's and children's specialty services.

• Sutter Center for Psychiatry
  The 69 bed facility provides inpatient and outpatient psychiatric, mental health and chemical dependency services to children, adolescents and adults.

• Sutter Oaks Midtown Nursing Center
  Providing an excellent care option for patients who require short-term rehabilitation services. Sutter Oaks Midtown Nursing Center, located two blocks from Sutter General Hospital.

Throughout the Sutter Health organization, our mission is to enhance the health and well being of people in the communities we serve through compassion and excellence. In all of our greater Sacramento area communities, our customers are the reason behind this mission.

Sutter North Medical Foundation is a multi-specialty medical group with care centers located in Yuba City, Marysville, Brownsville, Loma Rica and Wheatland. As a not-for-profit foundation, our care centers include family practice, a full range of specialists, ancillary services including imaging, laboratory and research, a procedure center, home health agency and support services.

Sutter North Medical Foundation is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit medical organization.

Our mission is to enhance the health and well-being of people in the communities we serve through compassion and excellence. We promote a dynamic learning environment for our employees that encourages excellence in service to our customers. We have a competitive salary and benefits package and are an equal opportunity employer. Come join our team!

History
In 1938, four physicians combined their private practices to form a multi-specialty medical group named The Marysville Clinic. Under the guidance of Dr. Granville S. Delamere, who was inspired by his residency at the Mayo Clinic, a new format for providing care was introduced - ongoing comprehensive health care, with specialty medical, surgical & emergency needs from one source.

The initial building (4th and H Streets), went through many transformations to finally house the seventeen physicians which moved to Third Street in 1968. In 1985 the Women, Children & Teen Center was completed, allowing the growth to continue to 50+ physicians. Added in 1987, the Urgent Care Clinic and Industrial Medicine further increased the level of services available by providing immediate care for acute problems and industrial medicine at regional satellite facilities.

Today, over fifty-five years later, we are still dedicated to quality patient care and service. This is clearly demonstrated by our sustained growth and ongoing commitment to our patients.

In early 1992, the Marysville Medical Group and Yuba Feather Medical Group physicians recognized that healthcare was in a rapid state of change. In an effort to continue to deliver quality healthcare in a cost-effective manner, they decided to join one of the most prominent integrated healthcare organizations in Northern California, Sutter Health. On June 1, 1993, the physicians formed a professional corporation, Sutter North Medical Group, and contracted their services to the newly formed not-for-profit medical foundation, Sutter North Medical Foundation.

The trend for growth, so favorable to enhancing quality through diversity and cost-reduction, will doubtlessly continue with more facilities in this and other nearby communities.

Sutter Roseville Medical Center offers a unique blend of sophisticated medical care, tranquil surroundings, and a heritage of community service that spans five decades.

Serving the communities of South Placer, North Sacramento and beyond, the modern 405,000-square-foot facility offers acute care for all ages in a healing environment enhanced by a 57-acre, oak-studded landscape. Sutter Roseville Medical Center has 270 licensed beds and a full array of services and programs designed to serve the growing community. Opened in 1997, Sutter Roseville Medical Center was carefully designed to continue evolving as technology advances and is fully accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations.

The vision for the original Roseville Community Hospital came from a handful of citizens striving for a better quality of life for their communities. Today, Sutter Roseville Medical Center continues to make that dream a reality for this rapidly growing area.

SRMC is an acute care medical facility and is a level II American College of Surgeons verified Trauma Center serving a seven-county region that includes Placer, Yolo, Nevada, Sutter and Yuba counties, and portions of Sacramento and El Dorado counties.

Our History
As a result of the efforts of a group of Roseville citizens to provide the local citizens access to proper medical care, Roseville Community Hospital opened its doors in 1952. The original Roseville Community Hospital served the area with a distinguished record of service for several decades. In 1993, the hospital affiliated with Sutter Health to allow the fast-growing community to take advantage of services available from the region's most progressive and highly regarded health system. In 1997, the state-of-the-art Sutter Roseville Medical Center opened with capabilities to provide advanced medical care well into the future.