Being the BEST PLACE for PROVIDERS to practice is a part of our Vision Statement. As a rural, independent hospital we have an unmatched interest in your satisfaction. We are looking to share our TOP 100 Hospital culture and welcome you to a workforce where you will know you are appreciated.

The JRMC Emergency Department is designated a Level IV trauma center and is currently supported by two, on-staff providers, with the balance of shifts covered through a contract service. Averaging about 9,000 visits per year, our volumes and progressive operations have created the need to develop a fully-employed model.

• new hospital (2011) and clinic (2012) facility
• Epic medical records system (ASAP)
• support of 2, on-staff orthopedic surgeons
• on-staff radiologists, urologist, ENT,  foot & ankle…
• in-house MRI
• a local university keeps our nursing workforce strong

• comfortable rotation of days, nights & weekends
• cooperative scheduling environment
• compensated by shift
• generous CME allowance
• comprehensive benefits
• relocation assistance
• professional liability coverage
• irreplaceable teamwork
• North Dakota offers the added benefit of a low income tax and low interest loan consolidation

We know that providers want to be a part of an efficient, high-quality team as well as have time and access to the amenities that add value to their lives. With major metro areas to our east and west, Jamestown offers the perfect small-town setting and the spirit of community, with big-city amenities just over an hour away.

The Jamestown Reservoir system is a favorite place for fishermen, boaters and water skiers. Hiking, biking and horseback riding on the scenic vistas characterizing the Jamestown region are all popular activities. The area is sought out as a hunting destination and is a world-renowned destination for bird watching and is home to two 18-hole golf courses.

The University of Jamestown is a great spot to cheer for the home team or take in cultural events across a wide spectrum of entertainment, including theatre, classical and contemporary music, variety shows and nationally recognized performing artists. The community is home to the Stutsman County Museum, an Arts Center, a public library, the National Buffalo Museum as well as a Frontier Village.