Careers

Together we achieve more

Benson Hospital is a 22-bed inpatient/swing bed, eight-bed Emergency Department and Level IV Trauma Center with a multitude of outpatient services.  Our team consists of more than 190 employees.

Benson Hospital serves the San Pedro Valley Hospital District in Southern Arizona, an area population of about 5,000, with a draw area of 10,000.

The best workplace

Benson Hospital’s culture remains “small-town friendly.” Our facility has been upgraded with the latest technology, more space and expanded services for our community.

We value people over throughput. And together, we foster teamwork, professionalism, care and compassion that leads to excellent patient outcomes. Our overall patient satisfaction scores are above national averages.

An important indicator of our great work environment comes from staff feedback. According to annual Press Ganey surveys, Benson Hospital ranks high among hospitals nationwide for overall employee engagement.

Additionally, many professionals who come to Benson Hospital enjoy it so much that they end up serving their entire career here. In fact, many members of our team have been at our hospital for over 25 years.

Our range of benefits help make your personal life as fulfilling as your work life. For example, we offer comprehensive health benefits, a matched 401(k) and generous paid time off.

Living in the Benson area can enhance your overall well-being. Our tranquil community is low-stress, the weather is usually warm and sunny, traffic is minimal, and we are a short commute from surrounding communities.

Current Openings

Physical Therapist- Pediatric

Per Diem

Seeking a per diem,  physical therapist to provide treatments to infant, child and adolescent patients who have conditions that limit their physical abilities. You may help them learn to move their bodies correctly, make movements less painful, increase the function of injured body parts and heal from injuries. As a part of treatment, you'll develop plans that outline goals and methods you will use during patient rehabilitation. You'll also assess your patients to ensure they are advancing and that treatment is working.

Education: Graduate of an accredited school of physical therapy. Currently certified as a physical therapist and having passed the National Physical Therapy Exam. Current Arizona State license to practice physical therapy. Commitment to quality care and current knowledge by documented attendance at continuing educational program, at least 20 hours every 2 years.