Seasoned healthcare professionals and recent graduates can learn about the various nursing and nursing leadership positions available at STHS McAllen during special hiring event.
Nurses are widely considered the backbone of any hospital; they represent the largest group of healthcare professionals and deliver 24/7 direct bedside care.
Responsible for monitoring patient conditions, administering treatments, providing emotional support and serving as strong patient advocates, nurses work collectively to ensure highquality, compassionate care and maintain the highest standards of patient safety.
“Nurses bridge the gap between doctors and patients; they bring knowledge, compassion and an unwavering presence to every moment of care. From birth through endoflife, they provide essential monitoring, advocacy, medication administration and emotional support that uplift patients and families,” says Adam Copher, DNP, RN, CMSRN, Chief Nursing Officer for South Texas Health System (STHS) McAllen. “They are the heartbeat of healing, ensuring safe, highquality outcomes by combining exceptional clinical expertise with deep humanity, influencing nearly every aspect of healthcare delivery.”
To expand its team of exceptional registered nurses and nursing leaders, South Texas Health System (STHS) McAllen will host a special hiring event on Tuesday, March 31, 2026, from 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. at University Draft House Townlake, located at 100 W. Highway 83 in McAllen.
The event aims to fill multiple open positions across the hospital’s 441bed acute care facility, home to a Level I Trauma Center, Comprehensive Stroke Center and Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
Open positions include, but are not limited to:
• Clinical Supervisor RN – Inpatient Acute Rehab
• Clinical Supervisor RN – PCU
• Clinical Supervisor RN – FT ICU
• Director of Nursing – Emergency Department (FT)
• Director of Nursing – Telemetry / Med-Surg (FT)
• Lactation Consultant RN (FT)
• Registered Nurses – All Areas
STHS McAllen encourages all nurses, including seasoned professionals and recent graduates, who are looking to advance their careers to update their résumés and attend the facility’s upcoming hiring event.
During the event, attendees can learn more about STHS’ competitive salaries, a comprehensive benefits package, critical care and night shift differentials and sign-on bonuses available for qualified applicants.
Onsite interviews with human resources recruiters and department leaders will be conducted during the event, with job offers available on the spot.
For more information, visit the STHS Facebook Events page. For a complete list of open positions, visit jobs.uhsinc.com/south-texas-health-system. To speak with a recruiter, contact the STHS Human Resources Department at (956) 388-2107.
About South Texas Health System
South Texas Health System is a multi-facility healthcare system serving patients throughout the Rio Grande Valley. The system includes four acute care facility campuses with specialties in pediatrics, heart and vascular services, maternity and women’s health and trauma services. Inpatient and outpatient treatment for behavioral health needs and addictive disorders is also provided through the system’s South Texas Health System Behavioral facility. South Texas Health System is affiliated with the South Texas Clinical Partners ACO, Prominence Health Plan and Cornerstone Regional Hospital. The system operates an advanced Level I Trauma Center at South Texas Health System McAllen, the first dedicated children’s facility and pediatric ER at South Texas Health System Children’s, the region’s only freestanding heart hospital and specialized cardiac ER at South Texas Health System Heart and seven freestanding emergency rooms located in and around Weslaco, Mission, Edinburg, McAllen, Pharr and Alamo. For more information about the system and its comprehensive services, please visit www.southtexashealthsystem.com.
Physicians are independent practitioners who are not employees or agents of South Texas Health System. The hospital shall not be liable for actions or treatments provided by physicians.
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