Slideshow: 5 Best Small Hospital IT Departments, 2012

By Healthcare IT News
September 30, 2012
12:32 PM
Small Hospital IT Departments Empower Employees

The top-5 small hospitals (100 or fewer licensed beds) in our 2012 "Where to Work: BEST Hospital IT Departments" stress teamwork, empowerment and work-life balance. Click through this slideshow to see the staffs of the winning small hospital IT workplaces.

Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital

Rank: #1

Location: Elkin, N.C.

IT Staff: 9

Licensed Beds: 81




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Mount Desert Island Hospital

Rank: #2

Location: Bar Harbor, Maine

IT Staff: 9

Licensed Beds: 25




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Nanticoke Memorial Hospital

Rank: #3

Location: Seaford, Del.

IT Staff: 17

Licensed Beds: 100




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Lakewood Health System

Rank: #4

Location: Staples, Minn.

IT Staff: 22

Licensed Beds: 25




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Fauquier Health

Rank: #5

Location: Warrenton, Va.

IT Staff: 21

Licensed Beds: 97




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