Integrated health system operating 17 hospitals across Illinois and Michigan
OSF HealthCare is a 26,000-person nonprofit health system managing acute care, critical access, and continuing care across 17 hospitals and 171 locations. The hiring pattern reflects operational maturity: a deep clinical workforce (healthcare roles dominate) paired with targeted construction and engineering support, aligned to their stated pain points around staffing shortages and rural underserved care. Active projects center on graduate medical education, transition-to-practice curricula, and laboratory equipment validation—addressing workforce pipeline and operational standardization.
Notable leadership hires: Medical Director, Clinical Director, Residency Program Director, Pastoral Care Director, Assistant Medical Director
OSF HealthCare, headquartered in Peoria, Illinois, operates an integrated health system founded by The Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis. The organization runs 11 acute care hospitals, five critical access facilities, and one continuing care hospital with 2,305 licensed beds across Illinois and Michigan. Beyond inpatient care, OSF operates home health and hospice services, two colleges of nursing, Pointcore Inc. (healthcare-related ventures), OSF Ventures (innovation investment), and OSF OnCall (a 2020-launched digital health unit offering hospital-at-home and remote care services). The workforce spans clinical staff, administrative operations, facility services, and educational programs supporting residents and students.
OSF operates 17 hospitals: 11 acute care, five critical access, and one continuing care facility, with 2,305 licensed beds across Illinois and Michigan.
OSF's medical stack includes Epic Systems (EHR), Gamma Knife and CyberKnife (radiation), da Vinci Surgical System (robotic surgery), RayStation (treatment planning), ROSA (surgical robotics), Impella (cardiac support), and Watchman (cardiac devices), plus Vocera for clinical communication.
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