About Temple University Hospital
Temple University Hospital was founded in 1892 by Dr. Russell Conwell as a 20-bed facility. Today, Temple University Hospital is a 617-bed tertiary medical center. In addition to providing quality medical care to more than 28,000 inpatients and 150,000 outpatients annually, Temple University Hospital is a certified Level I regional trauma center and – more... has one of the busiest emergency departments in the region. – less – More from ZoomInfo »
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Temple University Hospital
Good work experience
Neonatal-Pediatric Respiratory Therapist (Current Employee), Philadelphia, PA – May 25, 2012
Temple University Hospital
Nice place to work.
Lung Center Representative (Current Employee), Philadelphia, PA – April 11, 2012
Temple University Hospital
Posting payments to insurance carriers A/R
Senior Billing Representative (Former Employee), TPI /Temple Physicsans Inc. Philadelphia, PA – March 6, 2012
Temple University Hospital
Hard place to work due to amount of trauma cases.
CT Technologist/Shift Manager (Former Employee), Philadelphia – December 4, 2011
Temple University Hospital
Friendly atmosphere and Nice place to work.
tech (Former Employee), Stat Lab – August 31, 2011
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