Careers

The Employee Experience

Employees help raise money for Children's Hospital by running in a 10k

Working at Children’s Hospital is a unique and rewarding experience. Whether working in a clinical or support department, all of our employees make a difference in the lives of our patients, families and community every day.

In addition to normal work activities, our employees have the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of events throughout the year, including:

  • Semi-annual Employee Celebrations
  • The “Heart & Soul” Employee Recognition Program in which employees are nominated by peers and families.
  • Hospital Fundraisers such as the American Family Fitness 5K/10K (pictured above right) which benefit the Hospital as well as participating employees.
  • Richmond-area Health and Awareness Events to teach young children a variety of life skills including proper dental hygiene, good hand-washing, and even proper bodily movement.

Staying Young at Heart

At Children’s Hospital, our motto is “Young at Heart,” where our main focus is on children. In the spirit of children, we encourage all of our employees to remain young, lively, and hopeful. We have a long history in Richmond and we still remain young at heart.


What our employees say about working here...

"It is an honor to be employed with an organization whose mission is to provide the highest quality of healthcare to children of all medical needs. I go to work every day knowing that we can make a difference in the lives of children here in Richmond one dollar at a time.”
– Rachel, Director of Corporate Relations, Children’s Miracle Network Richmond (supporting Children’s Hospital), 2 years

“My position here at Children’s Hospital is the culmination of all of the nursing experience that I have loved since I began my nursing career in 1982. I am very grateful to share in the lives of these very amazing people.”
– Christy, Registered Nurse, Transitional Care Unit, 5 years

“Children’s Hospital is a very interesting place to work. During my years here, there have been many good changes and continual growth in the technology we use.”
– Victoria, IT System Analyst, 19 years

“I started out at Children’s Hospital as a volunteer in 2001, before taking a position in the therapy department. Throughout all of my experiences at Children’s Hospital, I have grown as a professional and appreciated all of the support and knowledge my peers have provided.”
– Katie, Occupational Therapist, 3 years


Children's Hospital does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, sex, disability or age. Drug Free Work Place.

The information on this site is provided for informational and educational purposes only; it does not contain specific medical advice. If you have specific health questions or problems, consult a health care professional for personal medical advice.