The heart of Penn Medicine
The best people in medicine bring their compassion and expertise to work every day for our patients at Penn Medicine. From students to staff to leadership, the team is dedicated to our mission to advance science, offer outstanding patient care throughout the world, and educate the next generation of physicians and scientists. Together, we are shaping the future of health care with compassion, integrity, and a shared commitment to excellence.
Core values and commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion
Our core values and commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion define our organization. We’re dedicated to upholding these ideals and ensuring they are central to our patient care and workplace culture. Our people are encouraged to bring their unique perspectives and talents to the forefront, fostering a collaborative environment where groundbreaking ideas thrive.
Our people’s commitment to the community
At Penn Medicine, our people have a deep commitment to the communities we serve. Through their dedication, they strive to strengthen the health and well-being of our neighbors in meaningful ways. Our CAREs Grant program is one of the many ways we empower our employees and medical students to extend their passion for service beyond the walls of our institution, supporting initiatives that address critical needs across our communities. Whether volunteering time or providing essential resources, our team members seek opportunities to uplift and create lasting positive change.
Find your next job at Penn Medicine
At Penn Medicine, we believe the best care for our patients starts with the best care for our employees. As the largest employer in the region, we are committed to creating opportunity and fostering the development of our community.
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Scientists uncover how muscles preserve their repair cells
Researchers discovered an unexpected role for TRF2 in preserving muscle stem cell identity, offering new insights into muscle regeneration and muscular dystrophy.
Soluble signals guide how the human kidney is built
Penn Medicine, CHOP, and Penn Engineering researchers mapped the soluble signals that build a human kidney before birth.