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Love Where You Work

Where you work has a big impact on your life. Novant Health is proud to provide care to the greater Wilmington region in coastal North Carolina. Wilmington is a vibrant riverfront city, offering the most accessible coastal area in the southeastern United States, boasting of beautiful, pristine beaches, a sunny riverwalk winding along the Cape Fear River, charming city shops, cafes, boutiques and nightlife with waterfront hotels, parks, and the Port City Marina. Home to the world-famous Azalea Festival, Wilmington offers endless outdoor activities, attractions and watersports.

About the Area

Diverse Culture

Novant Health is committed to fostering an environment that is culturally competent and sensitive to the diverse cultural values and religious beliefs of our patients and health care providers.

We recognize that each of our team members is unique. Our goal is to create a positive, nurturing environment in which the rich dimension of diversity within our staff is embraced and celebrated and individual differences are valued. We believe our diverse talent is one of our greatest strengths.

Novant Health and its affiliates are equal opportunity employers and will hire the most qualified applicants without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age, physical or mental disability (actual or perceived), genetic information, veteran status, ethnicity, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Health Equity

The social reality is that not all patients have the same access to health care, or the same ability or opportunity to access the care that is available. Social barriers, such as housing, food and transportation, and long-embedded racial and other biases prevent many in our community from achieving the best health care and quality of life possible.

Our primary focus is to better serve our patients, their families, the community, and our team members.