MERCY HEALTH CENTER, is a full-service tertiary hospital in Oklahoma City with 392 beds, 2,577 co-workers, and 849 physicians on our medical staff. Mercy Health Center is the first hospital in Oklahoma and among only 3 percent of hospitals in the nation to be awarded Magnet status by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). Studies have shown that Magnet-designated facilities report higher patient satisfaction rates, increased nurse retention and recruitment rates, higher rates of job satisfaction, deliver better patient outcomes, provide more nursing care at the bedside of patients, report shorter length of patient stay and lower patient mortality rates, and consistently outperform non-magnet organizations. Only 150 hospitals out of 5,000 in the nation are Magnet hospitals; among these are Cedars-Sinai Medical Center (Los Angeles, CA), Mayo-Rochester Hospital (Rochester, MN), The Johns Hopkins Hospital (Baltimore, MD) and Baylor University Medical Center (Dallas, TX).
Established in 1947, Mercy Health Center serves a six-county area with a 1.04 million population and operates under the sponsorship of the Sisters of Mercy Health System, St. Louis, the second-largest not-for-profit health system in the country. Located in northwest Oklahoma City, the center includes a main hospital and five medical buildings - The Plaza, The Tower, McAuley Physician Offices, Mercy Women's Center and Mercy NeuroScience Institute as well as the nationally recognized Oklahoma Heart Hospital.
In 2009, Oklahoma City was named on of the top 10 places to live in the United States by Relocation Today. Plus, in 2008, Forbes Magazine named Oklahoma City the most recession-proof economy in the country.
Oklahoma City is a surprise to many visitors and newcomers, with all the friendliness of a small town and the amenities of our nation’s biggest cities. And with over fifty attractions, museums and other activities, visitors will never be at a loss for fun things to see and do. The Oklahoma City Philharmonic Orchestra, Ballet Oklahoma, and Broadway shows at Lyric Theatre, Civic Center Music Hall and the Rose State Auditorium are just the beginning. Beautiful lakes, parks and some of the nation’s best golf courses and tennis facilities also await the outdoor enthusiast. 
Sports fans won't be disappointed with the new NBA team Oklahoma City Thunder and great college football with the University of Oklahoma Sooners.
No wonder Places Rated Almanac cited Oklahoma City as one of the “Best Places to Live in America”. With a population of 1.4 million people, it surprises many visitors and newcomers with the friendliness of a small town and the amenities of our nation’s biggest cities. The city offers everything you look for in a modern metropolitan community—an abundance of the arts, quality health care, excellence in education, great professional sports, outdoor activities and more.