Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare is an independent, not-for-profit hospital located in St. Paul, Minnesota, with clinics in Duluth, Burnsville, Maple Grove, Minnetonka, and services for adult patients at our St.Paul - Phalen Clinic. Gillette is internationally renowned for a level of pediatric expertise that distinguishes us from many health care organizations.
Since our founding by Dr. Arthur Gillette more than 100 years ago, we've been at the forefront of medical technology, treatment, education, and research for children with disabilities or complex medical needs.
We combine medical, nursing, therapeutic, technical, psychosocial and other expertise in family-centered programs. We provide services at our clinics, in our hospital and throughout the region, in response to community needs and often in collaboration with other organizations. We seek to build community partnerships that support our mission and enhance care for people who have disabilities.
Our mission-to help children, adults and their families improve their health, achieve greater well-being, and enjoy life-is reflected in the dedication and expertise of our physicians, nurses, therapists and other professionals. All of our employees play important roles in helping patients make the most of their abilities. Career areas include:

• Nursing


• Medical Staff


• Rehabilitation Therapies


• Imaging


• Assistive Technology


• Non-clinical (housekeeping, marketing, scheduling and more)

Gillette employees represent a diverse mix of backgrounds, genders and beliefs. We believe that a culturally-rich workforce makes our hospital a better place to work. It also helps us provide the best possible care and service for our patients, who represent nearly every language and country of origin in the world. As a hospital serving children and adults with special needs, diversity awareness-and acceptance-is ingrained in our culture.

• Cultural competency is a focus of new employee training and evident in employee-patient interaction.


• We offer free interpretive services in more than 20 languages.


• We partner with community high schools to offer learning opportunities for minority students interested in health care.


• Our medical plan includes same-sex partner benefits.