The Chief Nursing Officer/Chief Operating Officer will be responsible for the day to day operations of the medical center including nursing services, physical therapy, cardiopulmonary, radiology, pharmacy, laboratory, quality improvement, as well as the medical staff office.  This individual will have a dual reporting relationship to the system CNO and the hospital president.

Baylor Medical Center - Irving is a 288-bed, Joint Commission accredited, not-for-profit facility offering services including neurology, oncology, rehabilitation, orthopedics, emergency medicine, cardiology, and general surgery.  The Dallas Business Journal ranked Baylor as one of the Top 70 Best Places to work!

The Irving campus is in the midst of completing an $8 Million renovation making the facility a more user-friendly and inviting atmosphere for patients, visitors, and its staff. 

Baylor Medical Center – Irving is a part of the Baylor Health Care System which operates hospitals, primary, senior, and specialty care centers, the Baylor Research Institute, wellness and fitness centers, as well as rehabilitation, day surgery, and imaging centers in seven Texas counties.  The system operates over 2,000 beds and has more than 16,000 employees. 

Irving, Texas is centrally located 20 minutes from Ft. Worth and 15 minutes from Dallas and has a population of approximately 200,000.  The community and surrounding cities offer a variety of activities for residents to enjoy including professional sports, live theatre, art festivals, concert venues, and symphonies.

The community offers a unique blend of Southwestern warmth, Old West charm, and modern sophistication, as well as public and private schooling options, a thriving culinary scene, and cultural diversity.