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Hospital/Facility/Nurse Manager Contact List: Abilene Regional Hospital/Facility/Nurse Manager Contact List: Abilene Regional Medical Center Baptist St. Anthony's Health System 6250 US Highway 83 1600 Wallace Boulevard Abilene, TX 79606 Amarillo, Texas 79106 (325) 428-1000 (806) 212-2000 Amarillo VA Health Care System Baylor Health Care System (BUMC Dallas) Thomas E. Creek VA Medical Center Leslie Phillips, PHR, Manager, Clinical Recruitment 6010 Amarillo Blvd West Baylor Health Care System Amarillo, TX 79106 Ph: 214.820-3699 806-355-9703 | 800-687-8262 [email protected] Jeanette Williams, Nurse Recruiter (806) 355-9703, extension 8166 Tracy Fletcher, Recruitment Specialist [email protected] Angleton Danbury Medical Center 132 E. Hospital Drive Baylor Medical Center at Carrollton Angleton, Texas 77515 4343 N. Josey Lane (979) 849-7721 Carrollton, Texas 75010 Phone: 972.492.1010 Angel’s of Care Pediatric Home Health P.O. Box 367 Baylor Medical Center at Frisco Howe, Texas 75459 5601 Warren Parkway Cindy Skelton (Recruiting Director) Frisco, TX 75034 214.407.5000 Phone: 903-532-6164 [email protected] Baylor All Saints Medical Center at Fort Worth Atlanta Memorial Hospital 1400 Eighth Avenue 1007 South Williams Street Fort Worth, TX 76104 Atlanta, Texas 75551 Phone: 817.926.2544 903-799-3000 Employee Services 903-799-3285 Baylor Medical Center at Garland 2300 Marie Curie Blvd. Ballinger Memorial Hospital Garland, TX 75042 P.O. Box 617 Phone: 972.487.5000 Ballinger, TX 76821 325.365.2531 Voice Baylor Regional Medical Center at Grapevine 325.365.2662 Fax 1650 West College [email protected] Grapevine, TX 76051 Phone: 817.481.1588 Baptist Health System Irma Roberts, Recruiter Masters HRM Baylor Medical Center at Irving [email protected] 1901 N. MacArthur Blvd. Irving, TX 75061 Phone: 972.579.8100 Baylor Medical Center at McKinney Bowie Memorial Hospital 5252 W. University Drive 705 E. Greenwood Highway 380 at Lake Forest Drive Bowie, TX 76230 McKinney, TX 75071 940-872-1126 Mary Bates Baylor Regional Medical Center at Plano [email protected] 4700 Alliance Blvd. Plano, TX 75093 Brentwood Healthcare Phone: 469.814.2000 1059 Scyene Circle Dallas, Texas 75227 Baylor Medical Center at Trophy Club 214-381-1815 2850 East State Highway 114 Rudy Ervin Trophy Club, Texas 76262 [email protected] (817) 837-4600 Jonathan Saunders CFO Brownfield Regional Medical Center [email protected] 705 East Felt Brownfield, Texas 79316 Baylor Medical Center at Waxahachie Telephone: (806)637-3551 1405 W. Jefferson Street Fax: (806)637-8102 Waxahachie, TX 75165 [email protected] Phone: 972.935.9095 CareWorks Home Health Services Bayshore Medical Center 13612 Midway Road, Suite 103 4000 Spencer Highway Dallas, TX 75244 Pasadena, Texas 77504 Tel: 972-991-9966 Phone: 713-359-2000 Toll Free: 888-660-5944 [email protected] Fax: 972-991-5577 www.BayshoreMedical.com [email protected] Bellville General Hospital Central Texas Medical Center 44 North Cummings 1301 Wonder World Drive Bellville, Texas 77418 San Marcos, Texas 78666-7544 (979) 413-7400 [email protected] Sharon Glentzer RN Director of Nurses (979) 413-7156 Central Texas Veterans Health Care System [email protected] 4800 Memorial Drive Waco, TX 76711 Ben Taub General Hospital Phone: 254-752-6582 1504 Taub Loop Bernice Johnson, Nurse Recruiter Houston, Texas 77030 [email protected] (713) 873-2000 Big Bend Regional Medical Center 2600 N Highway 118 Alpine, TX 79830 432-837-3447 Children’s Medical Center-Dallas Denton Community Hospital Patti Gunnels Director of Nurse Recruitment 207 North Bonnie Brae [email protected] Denton, Texas 76201 Marilyn Ambrose, M.S. Phone: 940-898-7063 Senior Recruiter, Career Services Fax: 940-898-7195 2777 Stemmons, STE 600 Lori Faries Dallas, TX 75207 [email protected] 214-456-4217 phone 214-456-1923 fax East Houston Regional Medical Center [email protected] A campus of Bayshore Medical Center 13111 East Freeway Christus Spohn Hospital Alice Houston, Texas 77015 2500 E. Main Phone: 713-393-2000 Alice, TX 78332 [email protected] 361-661-8000 (361) 881-3703 East Texas Medical Center 810 Clinic Drive Cirrus Health Tyler, Texas 75701 Cheryl Shaw Ph (903) 531-8986 Human Resources (800) 317-6336 [email protected] [email protected] Clear Lake Regional Medical Center Harris County Hospital District 500 Medical Center Blvd. 2525 Holly Hall, Suite 100 Webster, Texas 77598 Houston, TX 77054 Phone: 281-332-2511 Contact: Leslie Roman [email protected] (713) 566-8580 [email protected] Conroe Regional Medical Center 504 Medical Center Blvd. Health South Conroe, Texas 77304-2808 P : 205-970-4840 Phone: 936-539-1111 [email protected] [email protected] Hendrick Medical Center Cook Children's Health Care System Lauren Ivanhoe, RN, BSN 801 Seventh Ave. Nurse Recruiter - Retention Officer Fort Worth, Texas 76104 Nursing Administration Melissa Stow 325-670-2291 Nurse Recruiter 1900 Pine Street 682-885-6192 Abilene, Texas 79601-2432 [email protected] [email protected] Cornerstone Hospital of Austin Hillcrest Baptist Medical Center 4207 Burnet Road 254-202-3553 Austin, Texas 78756 100 Hillcrest Medical Blvd (512) 706-1900 Waco, Texas 76712 http://www.chghospitals.com Misti Cole, Nurse recruiter [email protected] Methodist Dallas Medical Center Jackson Healthcare Center 1441 N. Beckley Avenue 1013 South Wells Street Dallas, Texas 75203 Edna, Texas 77957 214-947-8181 Phone: 361-782-5241 Human Resources [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (214) 947 6565 King’s Daughter’s Hospital Kimberly Griffith 1901 Southwest H.K. Dodgen Loop Education Specialist II Program Coordinator Temple, Texas 76502 Phone: 214-947-1548 Phone: 254-771-8607 [email protected] [email protected] Midland Memorial Hospital Kingwood Medical Center 2200 W. Illinois Ave 22999 Highway 59N Midland, Texas Kingwood, Texas 77339 Albert Valencia, Recruiting Assistant Phone: 281-348-8000 (432) 685-1568 [email protected] [email protected] Navarro Regional Hospital Mainland Medical Center 3201 West State Highway 22 6801 Emmett F Lowry Expressway Corsicana, Texas 75110-2469 Texas City, Texas 77591-2500 [email protected] Phone: 713-371-5000 (409)-938-5000 North Texas Hospital [email protected] 2801 South Mayhill Rd. Denton, Texas 76208 Medical City Dallas Hospital Phone: 940-220-0600 Medical City Children's Hospital Fax: 940-220-0605 Kim Buchanan, PHR, Recruiter Pam White, Chief nursing executive [email protected] [email protected] Kara Eastom Phone: 972-566-2987 Parkland Hospital [email protected] Workforce Planning & Recruitment 7777 Forest Lane 5201 Harry Hines Blvd. Dallas, TX 75230 Dallas, Texas 75235 Phone: 972.566.7124 [email protected] Fax: 469.484.2281 Miriam: (214)590-8992 www.medicalcityhospital.com Workforce Planning and Recruitment Medical Center Hospital Odessa Permian Regional Medical Center Mary Fierro, Recruitment & Retention Coordinator 720 Hospital Drive 432-640-1152 P.O. Box 2108 [email protected] Andrews, Texas 79714 [email protected] Providence Healthcare Network Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano 6901 Medical Parkway 6200 West Parker Road Waco, Texas 76712 Plano, TX 75093-7914 Missy Peters, MBA, SPHR 972-981-8000 Phone: 254-751-4705 (214) 345-5797 Fax: 254-751-4909 [email protected] Texas Health Resources, System Recruitment Cheryl DeBro Scott and White Memorial Hospital Recruitment Program Specialist Mr. Carroll Adcock, RN Phone: 682-236-7283 Nurse Recruitment Fax: 682-236-7296 2401 South 31st Street [email protected] Temple, Tx. 76508 Beth Eckersley – (682)236-6200 254-724-3776 Scott.White.Healthcare.Careers Texas Oncology Pam Barton, Nurse Recruiter 12221 Merit Dr., Sutie 500 (800) 527-JOBS or (254) 724-3042 Dallas, TX 75251 Fax: (254) 724-5591 [email protected] [email protected] Texas Orthopedic Hospital Seton Family of Hospitals 7401 South Main Street Cindy Ford, RN, BSN Houston, Texas 77030 Nurse Recruiter Phone: 713-799-8600 Austin Texas [email protected] [email protected] Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children Sky Ranch Shonna Norman, Employment Coordinator Tony Miller, Health Administrator 2222 Welborn Texas | Colorado | Oklahoma Dallas, TX 75219 903-266-3314 (Direct) 214-559-7590 866-771-3071 (Fax) 214-5597595 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Southwest General Hospital Trinity Mother Frances Hospitals and Clinics 7400 Barlite Blvd. Jana L. Parry, Nurse Recruiter San Antonio, Texas 78224 530 South Beckham Ave Phone: 210-921-3435 Tyler, TX 75702 [email protected] [email protected] Office: (903) 531-5929 Tenet Healthcare Sonya Haynes, Regional Recruitment Manager University Health System 1445 Ross Avenue, Suite 1400 4502 Medical Drive MS# 16-1 Dallas, TX 75202-2703 San Antonio, Texas 78207 Mobile 713.213.7056 Phone: 210-358-2387 Fax 713.723.7558 Maria Martinez [email protected] [email protected] University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center UT Southwestern Medical Center 1515 Holcombe Blvd Shannon Wentz, FACHE Houston, TX 77030 Director, Emergency Svcs, Staffing Svcs, Clinics Joyce Dains 5909 Harry Hines Blvd. 713-792-2121 Dallas TX 75390-9220 [email protected] 214-645-1892 [email protected] US Army Roni Seemann: 214-645-5632 Edris L. Staples, RN, BSN Captain of United States Army West Houston Medical Center US Army Health Care Recruiter 12141 Richmond Ave. US Army Medical Recruiting Station Houston, Texas 77082 2505 N Hwy 360, Ste 250 Phone: 281-558-3444 Grand Prairie, TX 75050 [email protected] 817-633-3800 877-571-0977 (cell) The Woman’s Hospital of Texas 817-633-6772 (fax) 7600 Fannin E-mail: [email protected] Houston, Texas 77054 Phone: 713-791-7101 [email protected] .
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