Phoebe Putney Health System Jobs and Company Information
Phoebe is simply the best, most advanced healthcare provider in the region. If you want to work in the medical field, we are the preferred choice, with the best technology, the most specialists and the area’s top talent. If you are searching for a non-clinical career that allows you to serve the community and grow, you’ll also find us ideal. We’re one of the area’s premier employers, offering a close-knit culture, outstanding benefits and many ways to develop your career.
Albany, Georgia, United States
Albany, Georgia, United States
Company Information
For more than a century, Phoebe has cared for the people of southwest Georgia. Through moments of prosperity and challenge, our mission has never wavered. Our 6,000+ team members are guided by The Phoebe Way — our pledge to make every life we touch better by putting Safety First, offering Superior Service and delivering Exceptional Care to everyone, every day. We are committed to learning from our past and building a better tomorrow.
Company History
In 1910, Judge Francis Flagg Putney donated $25,000 to the Ladies Hospital Aid Society of Albany to establish a hospital to serve the citizens of Southwest Georgia.
The judge's endowment came with three stipulations:
1. That the hospital be named after his mother "Phebe" Putney.
2. That the hospital serve all citizens of the community, regardless of race or ability to pay.
3. That the hospital be a brick building in order to withstand the greatest threat to structures at the time - fire.
The little hospital on the plains of Southern Georgia opened its doors on August 1, 1911, beginning a tradition of healing and community service that would grow into one of America's great not-for-profit community medical centers.
In the decades since, the hospital's service area has grown to a population of over 500,000, and Phoebe has grown to a population with it into one of America's most progressive community health systems.
The judge's endowment came with three stipulations:
1. That the hospital be named after his mother "Phebe" Putney.
2. That the hospital serve all citizens of the community, regardless of race or ability to pay.
3. That the hospital be a brick building in order to withstand the greatest threat to structures at the time - fire.
The little hospital on the plains of Southern Georgia opened its doors on August 1, 1911, beginning a tradition of healing and community service that would grow into one of America's great not-for-profit community medical centers.
In the decades since, the hospital's service area has grown to a population of over 500,000, and Phoebe has grown to a population with it into one of America's most progressive community health systems.
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