Management

Sisters serve as leaders and partner with our colleagues in ministry to work towards a common goal of serving people and creating healthy communities at the highest level. Sisters serving in leadership is about liberating the potential of people and assuring that our mission of being God’s good help to people is at the center of all we do. Imagine your self as a sister and a Mission Director or Patient Advocate or Chief Executive Officer or one of many other possibilities.

• Administrative Director, Operations
• Chief Executive Officer
• Chief Medical Officer
• Director or V.P. of Finance / Treasury or Chief Financial Officer
• Director or V.P. Clinical Services
• Director or V.P/ Communications and Marketing
• Director , Community Initiatives
• Director or V.P. Human Resources
• Director, Imaging
• Director or V.P. Information systems
• Director, Laboratory Services
• Director of Materials Management
• Director or V.P. Mission or Sponsorship
• Director of Patient Advocacy
• Director or V.P. of Philanthropy
• Director or V.P. Strategic Planning
• Nurse Manager, Supervisor or Chief Nursing Officer
• Nursing Supervisor
• Director, Nursing
• Director, Laboratory Services
• Director, Imaging

Listen as Sister Anne Marie Mack speaks about the leadership and mission of Bon Secours Sisters ministering in healthcare.

Medical

Imagine yourself a sister and the moments of being “good help to people in need” as a Physician or Nurse Practitioner or Physician’s Assistant or Medical Assistant. Then imagine being Gods hands on earth bringing your healing skills and love of God to those in need through the services of a competent, trustworthy team of physicians and clinicians.   What wold this mean to you as a sister? 

• Physician
• Dentist
• Certified Nurse Practitioner
• Medical Assistant
• Physician Assistant

Experience the life of Hospice Physician, Sister Vicky Segura, M.D.

Nursing

Sisters as nurses provide “good help to people in need” in a variety of specialties. From Medical/Surgical and Women’s Services to the O.R. and Emergency Department, Mobile Clinics, and skilled nursing units, nursing sisters are at the heart of God’s call to be a compassionate healing presence to all in their care. Sisters find God in those they care for bringing skills and gifts to the sick, the dying, and people in need.  What would it be like to be a sister and a nurse?  What would it be like to follow in the footsteps of Jesus as compassionate healer?

Staff [medical/surgical, labor and delivery, pediatrics, orthopedics, hospice, home care, skilled nursing unit, risk and case management, etc.].  Specialty [critical care, surgical, emergency and trauma, newborn nursery or PCIU, rehabilitation, infection control, psychiatry and mental health…].  Physician Office Practices [offices, clinics…].

• Case Manager or Risk Manager or Quality Assurance Manager
• Certified Nurse Practitioner
• Certified Nurse Anesthetist
• Certified Nursing Assistant
• Chief Nursing Officer
• Home Care Registered Nurse or Licensed Practical Nurse or Aide
• Hospice Registered Nurse, or Licensed Practical Nurse or Aide
• Licensed Practical Nurse
• Infection Control Nurse
• Neonatal Nurse
• Nurse Educator
• Nursing Supervisors and Managers
• Physician Office Nurse
• Staff Registered Nurse
• Wound Care Nurse
• And many more nursing opportunities

Nurse Practitioner and Sister: Sister Elaine Davia shares her love of nursing