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Providence St. Peter Hospital Nursing Vision: Guided by the core values of the Providence Health & Services, the community of nurses of St. Peter Hospital provide exceptional nursing care, top-rated patient satisfaction and excellent clinical outcomes in healing, nurturing and collaborative environment. For nursing is Sacred Work on Holy Ground.

Providence St. Peter Hospital has joined the ranks of the top four percent of hospitals in the nation by earning the coveted “Magnet®” recognition from the American Nurses Credentialing Center®. The Magnet Recognition Program® recognizes the top health care organizations in the nation for providing nursing excellence.

Only two other hospitals in Washington State, the University of Washington and Seattle Children’s Hospital, have garnered this top honor.

View a copy of our 2009-2010 Nursing Achievements






Research shows there are clear benefits to hospitals that are awarded Magnet status and to the communities they serve:

  • Healthcare consumers have more confidence in the overall quality of a hospital if it has achieved the level of excellence established by the Magnet Recognition Program.
  • Magnet designated facilities consistently outperform other facilities in recruiting and retaining nurses resulting in increased stability in patient care and patient satisfaction.
  • Because quality nursing is one of the most important factors in enlisting high caliber physicians and specialists, Magnet status becomes an attractive force that extends to the entire facility.



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Visit the American Nurses Credentialing Center

Press Release

Listen to a radio interview with Chief Nursing Officer, Connie Huber