Mercy

The Sisters of Mercy arrived in the United States in 1843 and established hospitals throughout the Midwest, with their St. Louis roots dating to 1856. The Oklahoma City location operates as part of this larger Mercy health system network. Mercy's faith-based identity shapes its approach to patient care and workplace culture, with an emphasis on serving poor, dying, and underserved populations. For nursing professionals, Mercy offers roles across various specialties including perioperative and surgical services. The organization emphasizes collaborative healthcare settings and leadership opportunities, as evidenced by Charge RN positions in the Operating Room that involve overseeing surgical teams, ensuring sterile technique adherence, and facilitating patient flow through surgical procedures. The system's values-driven approach integrates clinical excellence with compassionate, mission-aligned care delivery.

Mercy's mission is to extend the compassionate ministry of Jesus by improving the health and well-being of communities and bringing good help to those in need, especially people who are poor, dying, and underserved. The organization's vision is to be a ministry where associates want to work, clinicians want to practice, people seek wellness, and communities thrive. Core values include: Human Dignity (upholding the sacredness of life and being respectful and inclusive), Integrity (acting ethically and modeling right relationships), Compassion (accompanying those served with mercy and tenderness), and Stewardship (promoting responsible use of resources).