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Featured Career Paths at LVHN
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Nursing Careers
Our nurses are leaders who are empowered to grow in their profession and help shape the future of patient care, while providing compassionate, evidence-based care today.
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Physician and APC Careers
Clinicians at LVHN are driven by our mission to heal, comfort and care for our community. Physicians and APCs represent 50+ medical specialties in more than 300 practice locations.
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Allied Health Careers
The skilled and dedicated allied health professionals at LVHN work tirelessly to provide the best care for our patients.
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Entry-Level Careers
Develop your interests and begin an exciting and rewarding career in health care. Our training and orientation are there to support you every step of the way to ensure success in your new role.
Excellence, innovation and care for our own.
The care and services we provide annually receive national recognition through awards, affiliations and accreditation.
LVHN Employee Benefits
Generous paid time off
Financial rewards
Exceptional health benefits
Comprehensive health and wellness programs
Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program
Counseling and stress reduction programs
Professional and leadership development
Tuition Reimbursement Program
Voluntary benefits
Recognition for achievements
529 College Savings Plan
Connectivity with your colleagues
Colleague-exclusive activities
Hiring Process
Frequently Asked Questions
Key insights into our hiring process, timelines, health requirements, and more.
The timeline for the LVHN hiring process varies depending on the position and the number of applicants. The search includes application review, interviews, reference checks, background screenings and a complete physical conducted by our employee health services department.
As part of your new hire clearance process, you’ll be required to be medically cleared. This assessment will include a physical exam and review of your medical history, drug and alcohol testing, collection of immunization documents and/or laboratory testing to confirm immune status.
So that we can provide an excellent experience for you throughout the hiring process, please bring the following to your medical assessment:
1. Your prescription bottles
2. Immunization records: Include MMR, Varicella, Hepatitis B, TDAP, COVID, Current Season Influenza
3. Tuberculosis records if you ever tested positive or have history of latent tuberculosis disease: Provide documentation of chest X-ray within past three months and documentation of prophylactic consultation and treatment.
4. Please note: If additional information is requested by employee health services, the requested information must be provided no later than the Monday prior to your anticipated start date. Information received after the Monday prior to your anticipated start date may delay your start.
When applying for a position at LVHN, ensure you have the following information ready:
- Your resume, or if you don't have one, a detailed employment history including dates, titles and job responsibilities for all of your previous and current roles.
- Proof of education from accredited institutions.
- Relevant certifications or licenses.
- While optional, a cover letter is recommended, particularly if you're changing career paths. After interviews, you might be asked for reference contact information.
Great news! LVHN’s applicant tracking system allows you to prepopulate your application by uploading your resume. Once you have your first application created, it also allows you to copy the application for additional applications.
The application process typically takes 15-30 minutes, so allocate sufficient time to ensure thoroughness and careful review of all details.
If you have questions or encounter issues during the application process, our dedicated human resources team is here to assist you. Please reach out to an LVHN recruiter at Careers@lvhn.org for prompt support and guidance.
LVHN may conduct a phone screening prior to a formal interview with the hiring team.
Safeguarding job applicants from phishing scams is crucial to protect their personal information and security. Phishing scams involve fraudulent attempts to obtain sensitive information, often through fake emails, websites or communications.
As a LVHN applicant, here is how you can protect yourself from potential scams.
- Awareness: Phishing scams target job applicants by posting roles on sites that may look valid. However, they are not actual job postings. Common signs of phishing emails include poor grammar, generic greetings and suspicious email addresses. LVHN will never ask you to share your password, and all LVHN Jobs redirect to our website at LVHN.org/careers.
- LVHN’s verified senders:
- LVHN will always reach out to you using emails that end with either @lvhn.com, @lvh.com or @lvhn.org.
- While LVHN does post roles with outside sites such as Indeed and LinkedIn, all job postings redirect to our official website. You may find a complete job list on LVHN.org/careers.
- Once you’ve applied with LVHN, you will receive a confirmation email from our human resources team.
- Timeline and application status: You can review your application status at any time by logging into the “My Profile” section of your LVHN application. After you apply, our recruiters generally review your application within 1-2 business days. If you are selected for consideration, they will connect with you directly or share your application with our hiring leaders.
- Avoid sharing sensitive information: While personal information is collected during application and onboarding (once you’ve accepted an offer with LVHN), LVHN will never ask for sensitive data in an initial email.
- Contact LVHN directly: If you receive an email requesting sensitive information or one that seems suspicious, please contact LVHN directly using your HR partner’s official contact information to verify the request's legitimacy. You may also reach out to Careers@lvhn.org.
- Privacy policies: Familiarize yourself with LVHN’s privacy policy.
By taking these steps, you can stay vigilant and protect yourself from phishing scams during the application process.
Start your career with us
Our entry-level roles do not require previous experience and allow you to develop your interests and begin an exciting and rewarding career in health care. Our training and orientation are there to support you every step of the way to ensure success in your new role.
These entry-level roles are directly involved in caring for patients.
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These entry-level roles support our clinical colleagues and allow us to provide excellent care every day.
*Pay rates for non-union positions will vary depending on individual experiences and education. Union position pay rates are based on the applicable contractual bargaining agreement.
Provide support services to meet patient environmental needs such as patient transport, stocking and distribution, material transport, equipment and supply maintenance.
Perform a variety of tasks and services in the preparation, distribution and serving of food.
Assist all visitors and patients in a professional, friendly and responsive manner when they arrive and depart the hospital campuses.
Perform a variety of general cleaning tasks to maintain patient care and non-patient care areas.
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Performs inventory, cleaning and replenishing equipment and supplies and identify equipment due for preventive maintenance and place work orders for repair.
Handle the cleaning, decontamination, sterilization, packaging and processing of surgical instruments and devices in accordance with prescribed procedures and techniques.
Ensure efficiency of all supply locations through replenishing, monitoring supply levels and/or organizing work areas.
Assist with the production and distribution of food and non-food items to the patients of the facility.
Consider administrative roles, such as clerk typist, scheduling coordinator, patient services representative and more.
Responsible for all aspects of cash handling, reconciliation, deposits, safe funds and change bank.
Greet people and handle administrative duties for the fitness centers at LVHN facilities.
Coordinate all aspects of patient registration, insurance verification and scheduling of patients accurately.
Coordinate all patient scheduling activities including appointments, procedures and exams for multiple hospital, physician practice, outpatient departments, modalities and facilities.
Serve as the initial point of contact for patients and health care providers within the practice.
Conduct patient interviews by phone and in person for the purpose of establishing an account by gathering demographic, insurance and clinical information to ensure appropriate patient scheduling and optimal financial clearance.
Support the day-to-day administrative and operational needs, while contributing to top-quality patient care.
Career paths at LVHN
Grow your career beyond our entry level roles with support from LVHN at every step of your journey. Explore our career paths and find the best match for your interest, skills and qualifications.
Registered nurses (RNs) provide and coordinate patient care and educate patients about various health conditions. RNs work in hospitals, physician offices, home health care services and other health care settings. Follow the RN career path at LVHN:
Nursing support roles work directly with patients, allow you to develop your interests and jump-start your career in health care. These roles include patient care partner, mental health aide, patient observation assistant, patient transporter, nurse assistant and more. Our training and orientation will help you succeed in your new role. When you are ready to start nursing school, take advantage of LVHN’s tuition reimbursement program, scholarships and education discounts. You will receive personalized support from LVHN’s academic career consultant as you pursue education to advance your career.
As you work toward a degree in nursing, you can gain valuable experience at LVHN as a nurse extern. Collaborate with registered nurses, physicians, patient care partners, physical therapists and other professionals to provide high-quality care as members of the care team. After freshman year, students are invited to join LVHN as Nurse Extern I. Orientation sessions are held in May, June and December. After sophomore year, students transition to Nurse Extern II and explore interests through shadowing opportunities in specialty areas. The summer after junior year, students transition to Nurse Extern III and work directly with an RN to care for assigned patients.
As a newly licensed nurse, learn from knowledgeable, experienced educators and preceptors and apply your skills in a specialized clinical setting. Complete LVHN’s Nurse Residency Program, the first nurse residency program in Pennsylvania to receive “Accreditation with Distinction” from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). Our 12-month program provides an opportunity to receive focused professional development and build on what was taught in school.
Registered nurses (RNs) provide and coordinate patient care and educate patients about various health conditions. RNs work in hospitals, physician offices, home health care services and other health care settings. Nurses who care for patients in the hospital record symptoms, reactions and progress, and administer treatments and examinations.
A radiology technologist performs radiologic exams for patients under the direction of a physician. Follow the radiology technologist career path at LVHN:
Foundational roles include administrative partner, patient care partner, mental health aide, patient observation assistant, patient transporter, respiratory therapy assistant, physical therapy aide, courier, guest services representative and more. Foundational roles allow you to develop your interests and jump-start your career in health care. Our training and orientation will help you succeed in your new role.
When you have one year of experience in an office setting, you can work in a radiology support role to perform clerical duties for scheduling and reception in the radiology department. You are an important member of the care team as you support patients and their families, physicians and administrative staff to keep the office running smoothly.
In this support role, you will learn about radiology as you process physician orders, exam requests and patient information. You are an important member of the care team as you support patients and their families, physicians and administrative staff to keep the office running smoothly.
With an associate’s degree in a health science program or completion of an accredited radiography program, you can become a radiology tech. In this role, you perform radiologic exams for patients under the direction of a physician. Take advantage of LVHN’s tuition reimbursement program, scholarships and education discounts to become a registered radiologic technologist. You will receive personalized support from LVHN’s academic career consultant as you pursue education to advance your career.
Respiratory therapists administer all forms of respiratory care and manage respiratory and pulmonary care for patients in the hospital. Follow the respiratory therapist career path at LVHN:
Foundational roles include administrative partner, patient care partner, mental health aide, patient observation assistant, patient transporter, respiratory therapy assistant, physical therapy aide, courier, guest services representative and more. Foundational roles allow you to develop your interests and jump-start your career in health care. Our training and orientation will help you succeed in your new role.
After you receive your high school diploma or GED and are enrolled in school to become a respiratory therapist, you can work as a respiratory equipment technician. In this role, you support the respiratory therapists by maintaining important equipment needed to care for patients. As you pursue an advanced degree, take advantage of LVHN’s tuition reimbursement program, scholarships and education discounts. You will receive personalized support from LVHN’s academic career consultant as you pursue education to advance your career.
As a respiratory therapy student enrolled in a Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (CoARC)-accredited respiratory therapy education program with an internship class in the curriculum, you can work at LVHN as a respiratory therapy intern. This position gives you the opportunity to develop your patient assessment and critical thinking skills while you complete school.
After earning your degree from a registered respiratory therapist program accredited by the Commission of Accreditation for Respiratory Care (CoArc), you will work as a respiratory therapist to administer all forms of respiratory care and manage respiratory and pulmonary care for patients in the hospital. LVHN will support you to earn your registered respiratory therapist (RRT) credential from the National Board for Respiratory Care.
Rehabilitation sciences professionals, including physical therapists, speech language pathologists and occupational therapists, evaluate, plan, direct and administer therapy programs to restore function, prevent disability and help patients reach their maximum level of independence. Follow the rehabilitation sciences professional career path at LVHN:
Foundational roles include administrative partner, patient care partner, mental health aide, patient observation assistant, patient transporter, respiratory therapy assistant, physical therapy aide, courier, guest services representative and more. Foundational roles allow you to develop your interests and jump-start your career in health care. Our training and orientation will help you succeed in your new role.
When you have one year of patient care or customer service experience, you can work as a rehabilitation partner or rehabilitation support technician. In this role, you support patients alongside members of the care team. You care for your patients’ well-being under the direction of a licensed clinician. After you complete an associate degree in occupational therapy or physical therapy, you are qualified to become a physical therapy assistant or certified occupational therapy assistant.
Physical therapy assistants (PTAs) provide a variety of physical therapy techniques as they carry out a patient’s care plan, including therapeutic exercise, functional training, deep soft tissue massage, and physical modalities such as electrotherapy and ultrasound. PTAs may also assist the physical therapist by working with individuals to prevent loss of mobility by implementing fitness and wellness-oriented programs for healthier and more active lifestyles. Certified occupational therapy assistants (COTA) work under the direction of an occupational therapist to guide patients’ activities and exercises, often using specialized equipment, to help them achieve or recover their full, independent and healthy lifestyles after injury or disability. While an occupational therapist may diagnose and prescribe certain treatments, COTAs are mostly responsible for directly working with the patient to achieve the treatment goals.
Take advantage of LVHN’s tuition reimbursement program, scholarships and education discounts to become a physical therapist, occupational therapist or speech language pathologist. You will receive personalized support from LVHN’s academic career consultant as you pursue education to advance your career. Working as a physical therapist, speech language pathologist and occupational therapist requires a bachelor’s degree at minimum, but preferably a master’s or doctorate degree. Rehabilitation sciences professionals evaluate, plan, direct and administer therapy programs to restore function, prevent disability and help patients reach their maximum level of independence.
A licensed practical nurse (LPN) manages individualized, evidence-based nursing care through use of the nursing process and the principles of primary nursing in accordance with departmental and hospital policies and procedures. Follow the LPN career path at LVHN:
Foundational roles include administrative partner, patient care partner, mental health aide, patient observation assistant, patient transporter, respiratory therapy assistant, physical therapy aide, courier, guest services representative and more. Foundational roles allow you to develop your interests and jump-start your career in health care. Our training and orientation will help you succeed in your new role.
- Medical assistant (MA) trainee: Lehigh Valley Physician Group’s (LVPG) medical assistant program provides all the training you need – with no experience or college degree required – and at no cost to you. The traditional MA trainee program offers the most flexibility in timeline and choice in school. You choose the program that fits your schedule. LVPG covers the cost of your tuition and hires you to work in the doctor’s office. The accelerated MA trainee program provides a fast, full-time option to get you certified and working as soon as possible.
- Medical assistant (MA): As a medical assistant, you support all functions of a doctor’s office. Your responsibilities include escorting patients to an exam room, collecting patient history, performing medication refills, administering vaccinations and performing point-of-care testing. You also schedule patient appointments and obtain referrals while supporting patient care. Take advantage of LVHN’s tuition reimbursement program, scholarships and education discounts to become a licensed practical nurse (LPN). You will receive personalized support from LVHN’s academic career consultant as you pursue education to advance your career.
- Licensed practice nurse (LPN): In a doctor's office, an LPN provides care to designated patients within the Pennsylvania Licensed Practical Nurse Scope of Practice. LPNs coordinate care and participate in quality improvement projects.
- Certified nurse assistant (CNA) trainee: As a certified nursing assistant trainee, you will be hired by LVHN as a patient observation assistant and participate in the 128-hour nursing assistant certification program paid for by LVHN. As a member of the care team, certified nursing assistants support a registered nurse in caring for patients in a hospital. You will provide direct care. Examples of direct care include recording vital signs (checking temperature, pulse, breathing rate and blood pressure), performing tests or treatments and supporting personal hygiene (feeding, bathing, dressing, toileting and walking).
- Nurse assistant: Provide hands-on personal care and support activities of daily living according to the care plan as directed by the registered nurse. You provide other support services as a member of the care team in the hospital. Take advantage of LVHN’s tuition reimbursement program, scholarships and education discounts to become a licensed practical nurse (LPN). You will receive personalized support from LVHN’s academic career consultant as you pursue education to advance your career.
- Licensed practical nurse (LPN): In the hospital, an LPN manages individualized, evidence-based nursing care through use of the nursing process and the principles of primary nursing in accordance with departmental and hospital policies and procedures.
As a member of the care team, a mental health technician assists with individual patient care and group therapy for patients in the hospital for behavioral health treatment. Follow the mental health technician career path at LVHN:
Foundational roles include administrative partner, patient care partner, mental health aide, patient observation assistant, patient transporter, respiratory therapy assistant, physical therapy aide, courier, guest services representative and more. Foundational roles allow you to develop your interests and jump-start your career in health care. Our training and orientation will help you succeed in your new role.
As a mental health aide, you sit with patients who are on the behavioral health unit in the hospital. You observe their behavior and provide regular updates to the registered nurse. Your role is very important to maintain a safe environment for patients and caregivers.
When you have at least six months of direct care experience (including individual or group counseling skills), one year of experience in a behavioral health setting and a minimum of one year of college, you can work as a mental health technician. As a member of the care team, mental health technicians assist with individual patient care and group therapy for patients in the hospital for behavioral health treatment. Take advantage of LVHN’s tuition reimbursement program, scholarships and education discounts to become a mental health specialist. You will receive personalized support from LVHN’s academic career consultant as you pursue education to advance your career.
When you complete a master’s degree in counseling, social work or other clinical discipline such as psychology, you are ready for the mental health specialist role. As a mental health specialist, you provide psychiatric treatment by considering the mind, body, social and environmental needs of each patient.
Where Can I Work?
Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN) is the region’s largest employer and health care provider of choice. Our more than 23,000 health care professionals take pride in what they do and love where they live! Explore the counties across eastern Pennsylvania that LVHN is honored to serve.
LVHN in Berks County
In southeastern Pennsylvania, LVHN serves the community of more than 430,000 residents in Berks County with our world-class hospitals, health centers and other locations.
- 1 ExpressCAREs
- 3 Health Centers
- 23 Physicians Practices
- 5 Testing and Imaging Centers
- 3 Rehabilitation Locations
Featured Locations
About Berks County
Nestled in the heart of Pennsylvania’s Americana Region, Berks County invites you to embark on a journey rich in heritage and brimming with exciting adventures. From charming downtowns to scenic landscapes, there’s something for everyone to explore.
There are many places to pedal, paddle and trek your way to fun and adventure in Berks County. A favorite of mountain bikers and hikers alike is the Greater Reading Trails System, stretching more than 125 miles. Or hike the Pinnacle Trail overlook along the Pennsylvania stretch of the Appalachian Trail. The possibilities are boundless.
60-minute drive to Philadelphia
Top 5 most diverse counties in Pennsylvania
Top 16 best counties for young professionals in Pennsylvania
Things to do
- Explore Pennsylvania’s Americana Region
- Experience the Pennsylvania German Cultural Heritage Center
- Hike the Pinnacle Trail overlook
- Visit GoggleWorks Center for the Arts
- Discover historic covered bridges along scenic roadways
- Watch the Reading Fightin Phils at FirstEnergy Stadium
- Take in a show at Santander Performing Arts Center
LVHN in Bucks County
Located in the Delaware Valley, the community of Bucks County includes nearly 650,000 residents. LVHN is honored to heal, comfort and care for them with our nearby facilities.
- 1 ExpressCAREs
- 2 Health Centers
- 9 Physicians Practices
- 1 Testing and Imaging Centers
- 1 Rehabilitation Locations
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About Bucks County
Located along the Delaware River, Bucks County is an ideal place to call home. Its blend of historical significance and natural beauty creates a captivating environment for residents. Colonial heritage is preserved in charming towns amid sprawling countryside, offering a unique and picturesque backdrop for everyday life.
Plan a day trip to nearby Philadelphia and explore the incredible food scene, national landmarks such as Independence Hall or take in a professional sporting event at one of the local venues. There’s something for everyone to enjoy in Bucks County.
45-minute drive to Philadelphia
Top 2 best counties for outdoor activities in Pennsylvania
Top 5 best counties for families in Pennsylvania
- Discover national landmarks at Washington Crossing Historic Park
- Wander through the charming towns of New Hope or Peddler’s Village
- Embrace the scenic beauty of the Delaware Canal Towpath
- Attend at show at the Bucks County Playhouse
- Embark on the Bucks County Wine Trail
- Visit Bowman’s Hill Wildflower Preserve
LVHN in Carbon County
Carbon County’s largely rural population of approximately 65,000 sits in the northeastern region of Pennsylvania. LVHN is proud to serve this area, including the towns of Palmerton and Lehighton, where you’ll find our world-class health network.
- 1 Hospitals
- 1 ExpressCAREs
- 30 Physicians Practices
- 5 Testing and Imaging Centers
- 3 Rehabilitation Locations
- 1 Cancer Centers
Featured Locations
About Carbon County
Carbon County offers an exceptional blend of natural beauty, vibrant communities and abundant opportunities. With its picturesque landscapes, rich history and a thriving economy, Carbon County stands as an ideal destination for all. Locals enjoy a lifestyle surrounded by stunning scenery, serene lakes and extensive outdoor recreational activities, fostering a sense of tranquility and adventure.
The region’s close-knit communities provide a warm and welcoming environment for families and individuals alike. With its natural charm, Carbon County embodies the perfect balance between a fulfilling livelihood and a captivating natural environment.
90-minute drive to Philadelphia
Top 13 best counties for outdoor activities in Pennsylvania
Two-hour drive to New York City
Things to do
- Visit the charming historic town of Jim Thorpe
- Dive into the region’s past at the No. 9 Coal Mine & Museum
- Relax at Beltzville State Park
- Explore the trails and waterfalls in Lehigh Gorge State Park
LVHN in Lackawanna County
The Greater Scranton area, making up a large portion of Lackawanna County, is home to more than 568,000 people in the heart of Northeastern Pennsylvania. Lehigh Valley Hospital–Dickson City is a world-class hospital conveniently located just north of Scranton. Scranton is ranked among the top 100 Best Places to live by U.S. News & World Report.
- 1 Emergency Rooms
- 21 Physicians Practices
- 5 Testing and Imaging Centers
- 1 Rehabilitation Locations
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About Lackawanna County
Set along picturesque landscapes, Lackawanna County is a captivating blend of industrial history and natural beauty. The region boasts a charming mix of urban allure and serene environments, offering an enriching experience for visitors and residents alike.
Historic sites such as the Steamtown National Historic Site provide a window into the area’s past, while scenic spots such as Nay Aug Park offer tranquility and leisure. The county’s diverse communities and cultural offerings create an inviting atmosphere for exploration, with a vibrant arts scene and a range of outdoor activities. Lackawanna County truly combines historical richness with modern-day charm, making it an appealing destination for those seeking a delightful blend of heritage and natural allure in the place they call home.
Top 10 best counties for outdoor activities in Pennsylvania
Top 9 best counties for young professionals in Pennsylvania
Two-hour drive to New York City
Things to do
- Catch a RailRiders game, the Triple-A affiliate of the New York Yankees
- Wander through downtown Scranton
- Explore the Steamtown National Historic Site
- Visit the Electric City Trolley Museum
- Discover the natural beauty of Nay Aug Park
- Take in a live performance at the Scranton Cultural Center
LVHN in Lehigh County
In the Lehigh Valley, LVHN has a robust presence with more than 450 locations across Lehigh and Northampton counties.
- 6 Hospitals
- 5 Emergency Rooms
- 8 ExpressCAREs
- 7 Health Centers
- 301 Physicians Practices
- 38 Testing and Imaging Centers
- 29 Rehabilitation Locations
- 3 Pharmacies
- 1 Cancer Centers
Featured Locations
About Lehigh County
Nestled between the bustling cities of Philadelphia and New York City, Lehigh County’s central location offers quick and easy access to major metropolitan areas, ensuring you’re at the heart of the action. Commute with ease using well-connected routes such as Interstate 78, Route 22, Route 309, Route 33 or Route 476 (Pennsylvania Turnpike).
In Lehigh County, people recognize the importance of a work-life balance. That’s why it boasts more than 18,000 acres of preserved farmland and a network of more than 17,000 acres of outdoor recreational parks. This community includes tens of thousands of acres of rolling hills, providing ample opportunities for leisure and relaxation.
Top 2 diverse county in Pennsylvania
Top 6 best public schools in Pennsylvania
Top 6 best counties for families in Pennsylvania
Things to do
- Check out performances at the Allentown Symphony Orchestra
- Catch a minor league baseball game at Coca-Cola Park, home to the Lehigh Valley IronPigs
- See a professional ice hockey game at PPL Center, home to the Lehigh Valley Phantoms
- Dine in style in the diverse culinary scene
- Discover Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom
- Explore Trexler Nature Preserve
- Visit America On Wheels Museum
- Visit the Lehigh Valley Zoo
LVHN in Luzerne County
The Greater Hazleton area, which includes areas in southern Luzerne County, northern Schuylkill County and northern Carbon County, represents a population of about 70,000.
- 1 Hospitals
- 1 Emergency Rooms
- 1 ExpressCAREs
- 2 Health Centers
- 74 Physicians Practices
- 6 Testing and Imaging Centers
- 6 Rehabilitation Locations
- 1 Pharmacies
Featured Locations
About Luzerne County
Luzerne County boasts a captivating blend of natural beauty and vibrant urban centers. Hazleton, perched in the foothills of the Pocono Mountains, offers a distinct small-town charm paired with a rich industrial history. Known as the “Mountain City,” Hazleton is home to a diverse community, a vibrant food scene influenced by its multicultural roots and scenic vistas that highlight its elevated setting. Downtown Wilkes-Barre captivates with its bustling streets, historic architecture and cultural venues. The stunning Ricketts Glen State Park showcases the county’s natural allure with its majestic waterfalls and hiking trails, inviting outdoor enthusiasts to explore its serene landscapes.
Luzerne County, with its fusion of urban vibrancy and natural splendor, presents an inviting destination for those seeking a harmonious blend of history, culture and scenic beauty.
Top 10 most diverse counties in Pennsylvania
Top 14 best counties for outdoor activities in Pennsylvania
Two-hour drive to Philadelphia
Things to do
- Discover the unique charm of downtown Wilkes-Barre
- Hike the trails at Ricketts Glen State Park
- Visit the Steamtown National Historic Site
- Experience concerts, sporting events and more at Mohegan Sun Arena
- Relax by the Susquehanna River at the Wilkes-Barre River Common
LVHN in Monroe County
Monroe County is home to nearly 170,000 people in eastern Pennsylvania. In the Pocono Mountains of Monroe County, you’ll find Lehigh Valley Hospital–Pocono, an award-winning hospital that sits adjacent to East Stroudsburg University just off Interstate 80.
- 1 Hospitals
- 1 Emergency Rooms
- 4 ExpressCAREs
- 6 Health Centers
- 40 Physicians Practices
- 5 Testing and Imaging Centers
- 9 Rehabilitation Locations
- 1 Pharmacies
Featured Locations
About Monroe County
Nestled amid the captivating Pocono Mountains, Monroe County captivates residents and visitors alike with its scenic beauty and abundant outdoor opportunities. Nature takes center stage here, with the crown jewel being the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. This vast area boasts stunning vistas, winding rivers and an extensive network of hiking trails that wind through breathtaking landscapes.
Charming towns dot the region, offering you a glimpse into history and providing quaint streets adorned with unique shops and cultural experiences. Monroe County stands as a tranquil haven, inviting exploration and offering an idyllic escape amid nature’s serene beauty.
Top 3 most diverse counties in Pennsylvania
Top 7 best counties for outdoor activities in Pennsylvania
Two-hour drive to New York City
Things to do
- Explore Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
- Step back into history at Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm
- Experience the thrills at Pocono Raceway
- Shop and dine in downtown Stroudsburg
- Hike to Bushkill Falls, the “Niagara of Pennsylvania”
LVHN in Montgomery County
Montgomery County is home to nearly 860,000 people in southeastern Pennsylvania. As a major suburb of Philadelphia, the diverse community here is served by many of our facilities, including:
- 1 Hospitals
- 1 Emergency Rooms
- 1 Health Centers
- 19 Physicians Practices
- 3 Testing and Imaging Centers
- 4 Rehabilitation Locations
Featured Locations
About Montgomery County
Montgomery County, situated in southeastern Pennsylvania, beautifully blends suburban comfort with an energetic urban atmosphere. It’s a diverse area that offers a range of experiences – from exploring the historical significance of Valley Forge National Historical Park to indulging in the modern shopping scene at King of Prussia Mall.
With its abundance of green spaces, excellent schools and a lively cultural environment, it’s a place that effortlessly combines convenience with its own distinct character. Its proximity to Philadelphia adds an extra perk, making Montgomery County an attractive spot where tradition meets contemporary living.
Voted best county to live in Pennsylvania
Voted healthiest county in Pennsylvania
Voted best county for families in Pennsylvania
Things to do
- Step back in time at Valley Forge National Historical Park
- Shop at the King of Prussia Mall, one of the largest in the U.S.
- Visit Morris Arboretum & Gardens
- Take in the wildlife at Elmwood Park Zoo
- Attend a live performance at the Keswick Theatre
- Take a day trip to nearby Philadelphia
LVHN in Northampton County
In the Lehigh Valley, LVHN has a robust presence with more than 450 locations across Lehigh and Northampton counties.
- 1 Hospitals
- 1 Emergency Rooms
- 4 ExpressCAREs
- 7 Health Centers
- 140 Physicians Practices
- 15 Testing and Imaging Centers
- 14 Rehabilitation Locations
- 1 Cancer Centers
Featured Locations
About Northampton County
In the heart of the Lehigh Valley, Northampton County is a fantastic place to call home and build a career. It’s a perfect mix of downtown convenience and natural beauty.
Picture this: You’ve got the stunning Delaware River nearby and charming downtown Easton to explore. Living here means being part of a tight-knit community while having access to great schools and plenty of job opportunities. It’s not just about the beautiful scenery; it’s about finding a balance between work and play in a welcoming place like Northampton County.
90-minute drive to New York City
Top 7 most diverse counties in Pennsylvania
Top 7 healthiest counties in Pennsylvania
Things to do
- Shop and dine in historic downtown Easton
- Visit the colorful Crayola Experience
- Bike along the trails at Hugh Moore Park and the National Canal Museum
- Hike at Jacobsburg Environmental Education Center
- Experience Musikfest, one of the largest music festivals in the U.S.
- Take in a concert or event at SteelStacks in the vibrant, repurposed Bethlehem Steel plant
LVHN in Schuylkill County
Schuylkill County lies in the heart of eastern Pennsylvania. The county includes the city of Pottsville and dozens of smaller towns and boroughs and is home to 150,000 residents. In Pottsville, you’ll find two Lehigh Valley Hospital–Schuylkill campuses and much more.
- 2 Hospitals
- 1 Emergency Rooms
- 1 ExpressCAREs
- 1 Health Centers
- 69 Physicians Practices
- 5 Testing and Imaging Centers
- 2 Rehabilitation Locations
- 1 Pharmacies
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About Schuylkill County
Nestled in the heart of Pennsylvania’s coal region, Schuylkill County is a hidden gem offering a unique blend of history, nature and community spirit. It’s a cozy small-town setting that is lush with natural beauty. From the stunning landscapes at Hawk Mountain Sanctuary to the historic charm of Pottsville, this county has something special to offer.
It’s not just about the scenic views; it’s also a great place to build a career and be part of a tight-knit community. Living here means enjoying the best of both worlds: a peaceful environment and a welcoming community, making Schuylkill County a fantastic spot to call home sweet home.
Top 10 best counties for retirees
Top 16 counties with the lowest cost of living in Pennsylvania
Two-hour drive to Philadelphia
Things to do
- Take a tour of America’s oldest brewery, Yuengling
- Hike to the lookout at Hawk Mountain Sanctuary
- Ride the train at Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine & Steam Train
- Relax and swim at Sweet Arrow Lake County Park
- Visit boxing legend Muhammad Ali’s training camp
