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At Providence, we believe if you have a healthy work/life balance, you enjoy life. And what could be better than that? Especially since your patients and your career will benefit as well. That’s why we offer many inventive programs and initiatives to help you achieve this balance.

In addition to competitive salaries, we offer an excellent variety of benefits, such as medical, dental, vision and flexible pension plans. We offer outstanding opportunities to advance your career through our Career Advancement Center, which is not only a resource for job openings but also for educational opportunities. For example, the Career Center sponsors events like job search workshops geared toward helping professionals keep their job hunting skill up-to-date.

To specifically help the women of Providence deal with the challenges of working and caring for families, we formed the Women’s Mentoring Network, or WMN (pronounced “women”). It’s a network and forum that invites both clinical and non-clinical female employees to discuss ideas about work/life balance — what it means, how to achieve it and what Providence can do help.

Another reason Providence is a special place to work is our locations. Whether you work in Alaska, California, Montana, Oregon or Washington, you have the opportunity to live in excellent neighborhoods, with access to some of the best lifestyles, outdoor adventures and cultural activities in the U.S.

By working in Alaska, you also gain membership in the LifeBalance Program. It’s a program that offers you access to a wide range of discounts and savings on recreational and cultural activities like massage, yoga, whitewater rafting and more with a valid Providence employee ID card. Learn more about the program at www.LifeBalanceProgram.com.

In Anchorage, we also have an on-site day care center, the Center for Child Development, that is recognized for its quality care and flexible scheduling. This helps you go to work and not worry about finding child care that fits your schedule, or finding a qualified educational center for your child.

For more information, please call the Alaska Work/Life Director at (907) 261-3075.