Caring and Nurturing Environment
When I first started working at Feather River Hospital two and a half years ago everyone was very helpful and happy to have me as part of their team. This was a big plus, because as a nursing student we all have heard “beware of those nurses/hospitals that eat their young.” Feather River Hospital is not like that.

It’s a place where you are accepted and treated as a professional from the very beginning. Today, I am a charge nurse and credit my success to the caring and nurturing environment at Feather River Hospital. I would encourage anyone interested in pursing a career in nursing to give Feather River Hospital a chance. There is a new graduate program to help those just starting out. The preceptors who take on this responsibility do so because they enjoy working with new graduates. - Erin Anderson

Transition Made Easy
When I first started working at the Medical Records Department in 1997 I felt welcomed from day one. I received a lot of support from my colleagues, manager and administration. They have encouraged and support my career goals and I have recently finished nursing school. Upon graduating I was welcomed with open arms. Feather River Hospital made my transition from clerical staff to nursing staff easy. The new graduate program allowed me to comfortably transition into my new career.

The teams I worked with have provided me with the essential tools needed to excel, while being supportive. Feather River Hospital is committed to treating the whole person, not just the illness. Our work is inspired by Jesus Christ, his healing touch and love for all. I have made lasting friendships here. This is a great team! Everyday I come to work knowing that my goal is to care for the needs of every patient, visitor and guest. That’s what makes our hospital great! - Dawn Muir