4PH04
PVH employment application required. All job offers contingent upon background check and completion of pre-employment physical.
This is an “as needed” position utilized to cover gaps in coverage including vacations, leaves of absences, and other instances of unfilled shifts. Per diem employees are required to work a minimum of 3 shifts within a 3 month period.
Position: non-exempt, non-union, hourly rate.
Quality Improvement: Actively participates in the Hospital-wide Quality Improvement Program, actively supports and implements Department-specific Quality improvement initiatives and projects, recommends process improvement as appropriate, reports any quality issues in service delivery and consistently commits to a focus on quality improvement and organizational excellence.
Disaster Management: As an employee of Penobscot Valley Hospital, the position has an inherent role to care for our community members when in need. To this regard, the incumbent will be expected to participate in emergency/disaster preparedness planning and drills as requested. When called upon during a real life disaster/emergency event, the incumbent will be expected to participate in the Hospital’s response to this event, within the scope of professional and personal ability to do so.
High school diploma or equivalent required. National phlebotomy certification preferred but not required. BLS certification required.
PVH has a Section 125 Cafeteria Benefits Plan and pays a portion of the cost of our health plan, dental, basic life, and disability insurance for employees with 30 + authorized hours, and provides partial subsidy for dependent health insurance. Part-time employees are eligible to receive dental, life, and disability coverage and are eligible to participate in the health insurance plan. Other benefits include a 403(b) plan and earned time off accrual.

Penobscot Valley Hospital has been serving the Lincoln Lakes Region of northern Penobscot County since 1973 when federal legislation passed to establish Hospital Administrative District #1 for the 15-town community, ensuring the availability of future emergency medical care. Over forty years later, PVH continues to serve the needs of our community, now as a non-profit Critical Access Hospital with 25 beds. The 10-member board of directors is made up of men and women who live, work, and receive healthcare in our region. PVH employs approximately 200 people in gainful employment and is estimated to have an annual economic output of just under $50 million, primarily reinvested back into the local economy.
Services provided include:
• Acute care
• Primary Care
• Emergency care
• Imaging services
• Laboratory services
• Dietary services
• Podiatry services
• Surgical services
• Rehabilitation and speech therapy
• Specialty care provided through local healthcare partnerships
Our mission at PVH is to be our community’s trusted healthcare partner, committed to the health and well-being of those we serve with compassion, quality, and excellence.