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    The Cleveland Clinic Case

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    The Cleveland Clinic, established in 1921, is a non-profit, multispecialty academic medical center that integrates clinical and hospital care with research facilities and educational facilities. (cchs.org) The finance department employs approximately eight hundred of the forty-nine thousand Cleveland Clinic employees, and being the human resource specialist for such a large department can be a challenge. The two parts of the human resource department being focused on are the advocacy and the talent acquisition departments. Albeit not directly involved with patient care, both human resource specialists support the company mission of “world class care” and “patient’s first” in the advocacy of the staff and management and the recruitment of…

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    The Cleveland Clinic of Cleveland, Ohio was founded in 1921 and has 5.1 million patients per year (Cleveland Clinic, 2015). It’s branches of research and education institutes, which research clinical studies and are among the largest graduate medical education centers in the nation. They employ 3,000 plus doctors and scientists at their research facilities with Lerner College of Medicine enrolling 160 students year-round (Cleveland Clinic, 2014). The Cleveland Clinic founder’s mission was…

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    I chose Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio as it is ranked first in Cardiology and Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery and has been consistently rated number one for the past 15 consecutive years. Cleveland Clinic is one of seven nonprofit healthcare facilities to earn Ethisphere Institute’s honor for integrity, corporate character, social responsibility, environmental stewardship and ethical business practices. Cleveland Clinic is a non-profit multispecialty academic medical center combining…

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    Cleveland Clinic Summary

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    Executive summary This article offers the information as well as analysis for good and enhanced healthcare by Cleveland Clinic technique. Cleveland Clinic used several techniques to meet the demands of theirs as overall health method rationalization, health, reforming the healthcare system, expansion for international services, patient affairs in hospitals. For the medical facility of NSW we are able to work with optional analysis that is historically associated with the Cleveland ones. In which…

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    her as well as family and friends. On October 31st, 2013 Allison Piscitelli had to go through one of the toughest surgeries ever. Piscitelli had to get a heart surgery. She had to get her aortic valve replaced with a mechanical valve and they had to replace an aortic aneurysm with a plastic root. All taking place 6 hours away from everything she knew in Cleveland, Ohio. By the age of 6 Piscitelli found out she had heart problems. Since she found out as a child she was limited from many…

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    Cleveland Clinic Diversity

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    born to be learners, and some are born to be both. Doctors, surgeons, and nurses all qualify into these three categories. It is March 31, and Cleveland Clinic is crawling with outstanding potential; the potential to save lives. People wait months to be treated by some of the best medical professionals in the country; one of whom happens to be my grandfather. The diversity of culture in just one, primary building is enough for the entire planet. As different as we all seem though, we are all here…

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    Personal Leadership Statement The Cleveland Clinic is a well-known hospital in Ohio that contributes to health care by providing complex clinical care and lifesaving treatments based on groundbreaking medical discoveries, expanding global knowledge in science and medicine, and training future health care providers and scientists. As a result of a reputation of excellence, patient care services are increasingly in demand. The Cleveland Clinic must work to provide patient-centered services that…

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    Cleveland Clinic Health Systems (CCHS) was founded on February 5, 1921 in Cleveland, Ohio as a not-for-profit medical center. Since its roots, its four founders envisioned a practice in which members could share their clinical expertise while serving as educators for future medical practitioners. At the same time, they wanted individuals to revolutionize medical procedures and practices through research activities. Since its foundation, it has been registered as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit…

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    I am interested in studying and training in northeast Ohio Cleveland campus because it has many opportunities for growth within and outside the field of medicine. There are many opportunities available at the Cleveland Clinic that will enable students to study about osteopathic medicine techniques. Cleveland Clinic has different tools and resources available to students to learn and to gain very insightful knowledge and techniques when interacting with patients. One thing that stands out to…

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    When all the pieces come together, the outcomes result in something very special, beneficial, and worth the effort. Providing sound evidence, the Cleveland Clinic listed the top 10 Medical Innovations in 2016. Appropriately, vaccines preventing public health epidemics was ranked at the top of the list due to the horrifying outbreaks of Ebola and meningococcal B viruses that affected thousands in early 2016. Although this stands as a very profound case, dozens more remain that deserve…

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