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The Miriam Hospital First opened in 1926, The Miriam Hospital has been providing excellent health care to the people of Providence for nearly a century.

Part of Brown University Health, The Miriam has been named one of the Top 100 Major Teaching Hospitals in the nation. Founded by Rhode Island’s Jewish community in 1926, The Miriam Hospital provides a broad range of primary, secondary and tertiary medical services to adolescents and adults in 34 medical and surgical specialties and subspecialties, with particular expertise in cardiology, oncology, orthopedics, gastroenterology, urology, immunology and infectious diseases. The hospital also provides a full range of pathology and radiology services as well as psychiatric consultation/liaison services. The Miriam Hospital is a major teaching affiliate of The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University.

Congratulations to the recipients of our 3rd Quarter award winners! We're always excited to recognize our employees acro...
11/05/2026

Congratulations to the recipients of our 3rd Quarter award winners! We're always excited to recognize our employees across the hospital for their hard work in serving our patients. This quarter's winners include:
🏆 Angela Nasciemento, Environmental Services Aide, September Employee of the Month
🏆 Madison Bator, RN, Emergency Department, August Employee of the Month
🏆 Nancy Oliveira Zorilla, Assistant Clinical Manager Inpatient Operating Room, July Manager of the Month
🏆 Greg Pariseault, Manager of Environmental Safety, August Manager of the Month
🏆 Paola Vieira, Clinical Manager SCU, September Manager of the Month
🏆 Cardiac & Pulmonary Rehabilitation Office Staff, July Team of the Month
🏆 Cardiac Care Unit, August Team of the Month
🏆 Electrophysiology Team, September Team of the Month
🏆 Nicole Authelet, PA, Provider of the Quarter
🏆 Avasys Monitoring Team, Safety Award of the Quarter

We’re hosting two in-person interview days for Registered Nurses to work at The Miriam Hospital’s Emergency Department! ...
11/04/2026

We’re hosting two in-person interview days for Registered Nurses to work at The Miriam Hospital’s Emergency Department! Join us Tuesday, November 17, or Wednesday, November 18, to meet with clinical managers from the Emergency Department. At least one year of nursing experience is required, Emergency Department experience preferred. Candidates with medical/surgical, acute care, or subacute care experience will also be considered.

Register for an interview spot on November 17 or 18: https://jobs.brownhealth.org/events/eventdetails/the-miriam-hospital--emergency-department-registered-nurse-hiring-event-/30cd5fbd-9547-42b4-b36d-9e171ba7892c

Join us in person or online for the sixth annual Rhode Island Stroke Symposium, presented by the Comprehensive Stroke Ce...
11/03/2026

Join us in person or online for the sixth annual Rhode Island Stroke Symposium, presented by the Comprehensive Stroke Center at Rhode Island Hospital. In this program, participants will be exposed to a variety of disciplines, including stroke neurology, neurocritical care, neurosurgery, neuro-interventional radiology, emergency medicine, stroke nursing, advanced practice care, and neurorehabilitation. Educational credits are available. Learn more and register at https://www.brownhealth.org/events/2026-rhode-island-stroke-symposium-continuing-medical-education/november-6th-2026-0730am

The hours of daylight are shifting again—this weekend, we “fall back” one hour with our clocks as Daylight Savings Time ...
10/30/2026

The hours of daylight are shifting again—this weekend, we “fall back” one hour with our clocks as Daylight Savings Time ends. This switch back to Standard Time is easier to adjust to because we aren’t losing an hour of sleep like we do in the spring when it begins.

Ready to "fall back" as Daylight Saving Time ends? The longer nights and shorter days can have major health impacts, including seasonal affective disorder.

By determining a person’s specific type of breast cancer, doctors can personalize each patient’s treatment with a more t...
10/29/2026

By determining a person’s specific type of breast cancer, doctors can personalize each patient’s treatment with a more tailored approach, resulting in better outcomes. Mammograms can start the process of determining the type of breast cancer—if cancer is detected early enough, a radiologist can see where the cancer cells are. The earlier breast cancer is caught, the more significant chances of curing it.

There are numerous types of breast cancer, and understanding what they mean helps oncologists develop personalized treatment for each patient.

Getting your annual flu shot is vitally important to protecting your health as well as the health of those you love. Thi...
10/27/2026

Getting your annual flu shot is vitally important to protecting your health as well as the health of those you love. This year’s flu shot has been tailored to help protect against the “super K” strain that dominated last year’s flu season in hopes of further reducing severe illness and hospitalization rates.

Annual flu shots can protect you and your loved ones from severe influenza infections.

This week, we held our Pumpkin Decorating Contest, featuring colorful creations from teams across the hospital! We asked...
10/23/2026

This week, we held our Pumpkin Decorating Contest, featuring colorful creations from teams across the hospital! We asked team members to submit votes for their favorite pumpkins, and the results are in! Jack & Sally took first place, the tribute to Dolly Parton took second, and Ghostbusters took third. Thank you to everyone who participated in this event!

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Providence, RI
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