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Nebraska
Medical Center
Omaha, Nebraska
TThe Nebraska Medical Center is a 689-bed not-for-profit hospital,
which is the state's largest healthcare facility featuring the
expertise of over 1,000 academic and private practice physicians
who practice in all major specialties and sub-specialties. The
Nebraska Medical Center serves as the primary teaching hospital
for the University of Nebraska Medical Center and has a dominant
regional reputation in the service lines of cardiology, neurological
sciences, oncology, and transplantation. The hospital is one of
only 61 nationally-designated Clinical Cancer Centers. It is a
founding member of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network. Additionally,
they have received the magnet designation for extraordinary nursing
care by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. The Nebraska
Medical Center is among the select few in the nation to receive
recognition among the "Thomson 100 Top Hospitals: Performance
Improvement Leaders." Most recently the Nebraska Medical
Center was recognized as one of the 2009 "Top 100 Hospitals" for
nurses to work by Nursing Professionals magazine.
Omaha, NE is a vibrant city of over 800,000 living in the metropolitan
area, with the opportunity for urban, suburban, and rural living.
You'll find everything from ballet to the world famous zoo, over
2,000 restaurants, excellent shopping. Omaha features several beautiful
lakes for boating and fishing. All of this with a cost of living
below the national average! Omaha is among the top 50 cities in
the United States for quality of life. Omaha 10,500 acres of park
land in 247 city parks; 15 state parks within 50 miles of the city;
and more golf courses per capita than any city its size. Omaha
offers the perfect blend of Midwestern hospitality and big-city
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