Living & Working Here

Located in the heart of the Central Valley, the cities of Fresno and Clovis provide a mixture of city living and outdoor recreation. Whether it's enjoying the nearby national parks, or taking a short drive to nearby beaches, or even enjoying the downtown scenery, Fresno offers a variety of entertainment.

Despite being one of California's largest counties, Fresno is more affordable than other California cities. With innovative construction and award-winning school districts, Fresno is the perfect place to settle down and plant roots for the future.

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Hiking, running and biking trails crisscross the area.

Award winning schools and school districts in both Fresno and Clovis.

Major beaches are under three hours away! Including Pismo, Avila, Santa Cruz, Monterey Bay and many more.

If you prefer a more urban adventure, there are plenty of art and entertainment options to be found.

Farmers markets and locally grown produce that you have to taste to believe.

Fresno has become California's 5th largest city. And we're still one of the most affordable.

Scenes From Our Community

Where You'll Work

Although they are within a 10-mile radius of one another, each location has its own unique opportunities. We offer you different options within the same healthcare system to find the perfect working environment for you.

Community Regional Medical Center is the largest of our three main hospitals. This academic-affiliated, Level 1 Trauma Center is located on a 58-acre campus in downtown Fresno. It features one of the largest and busiest emergency departments in California as well as a comprehensive burn center. If you like action and continual learning, then you'll like Community Regional.

Clovis Community Medical Center opened at its current location as 109-bed hospital in 1988. Since then, there's been nothing but growth. Today, Clovis Community has 352 private patient rooms. We've added a $68 million freestanding Cancer Institute and other specialty programs and now perform more than 13,000 surgeries annually.

Fresno Heart & Surgical Hospital opened in 2003 as a dedicated cardiovascular surgery hospital and expanded to include bariatric and general surgery in 2006. With those changes, this 57-bed hospital in north Fresno has quietly become a worldwide leader in bariatric and metabolic surgery. Without an emergency department, the pace of this hospital is steadier than most.