One year acute care experience required!
Great Float Pool Benefits!
Medical, Dental, and Vision
Generous PTO
Accrual
403(b)
Credit Union
Tuition
Reimbursement
On-Site Childcare
Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital is truly the heart of the city bringing quality healthcare to the communities we serve.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital was founded to bring the highest quality healthcare to the historically underserved communities of South Los Angeles. In the three years since we opened our doors, our employees have embraced these communities, and they, in turn, have embraced us.
Great healthcare starts with great employees and our highly dedicated and skilled staff are making a meaningful impact on the lives and health of our neighbors. If you’re committed to compassionate community healthcare, get to know us and join us.
"At a lot of established hospitals, things are set and not much is going to change. Here my voice is heard, leaders listen and are open to suggestions. This is a once in a life time opportunity to help open a brand new hospital and the patients are so grateful for the care. It truly is a new day at MLK. If you want to branch out, establish new protocols, learn new things and put your RN experience to the test, this is the place."
- Priscilla, RN, BSN,
Emergency Department
“With all the new and innovative technology MLKCH has to offer, it makes for a great and efficient patient care experience. Patients are amazed. Everyone here is so dedicated in making staff welcome that you feel like you belong. I’m so happy to be part of such an amazing team.”
- Gina, RN, Clinical Unit Supervisor, Maternal Child Health
“It’s a blessing to be part of this hospital. It’s completely new and there is a lot of opportunity for learning. At MLK, nurses have a voice to give input. You can express yourself and your opinions are heard. As a brand new institution, we’ve had a few wrinkles here and there, but everyone works together and we can all say “I had a part in that.”
- Anahiz, RN, BSN, Intensive
Care Unit