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Academic Medical Center · Jefferson City, Missouri 65101
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The city
Jefferson City, Missouri's capital, sits along the bluffs of the Missouri River, blending small-town pace with state-government energy. The historic downtown offers brick-lined streets and local eateries near the Capitol dome. For nurses seeking a manageable commute and a close-knit Midwestern community, this riverside city delivers everyday simplicity without big-city pressure.
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Who they are
University of Missouri Health Care (MU Health Care) is mid-Missouri's only academic health system, bringing together more than 800 physicians across 80 specialties to deliver coordinated care for both routine and complex conditions.
Its roots trace back to 1845, when the University of Missouri established its first medical department, with the system's first hospital opening in 1901. As an academic health system, MU Health Care integrates patient care with medical education and research, training the next generation of healthcare professionals. The system is currently recruiting for nursing roles such as a Clinic RN in its Pediatric Clinic in Jefferson City, offering Monday–Friday day shifts with on-site work arrangements. Nurses here work within multidisciplinary teams, providing comprehensive patient-centered care, educating patients and families, and championing patient safety and satisfaction.
Mission: To save and improve lives through exemplary education, research, and patient care. Vision: To be the premier and transformational academic health system for Missouri. Core values include Respect, Service, Discovery, Responsibility, and Excellence.
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