Raleigh General Hospital

Raleigh General Hospital: Making Communities Healthier

Raleigh General Hospital stands as a cornerstone of healthcare excellence in southern West Virginia, serving communities for over a century since its founding in 1922. As the second-largest employer in Raleigh County with approximately 1,000 dedicated team members, this Joint Commission-accredited facility in Beckley demonstrates unwavering commitment to compassionate patient care and innovative medical services.

Advanced Healthcare Services and Technology

The hospital provides comprehensive care to nearly 13,000 inpatients annually while treating over 50,000 patients in its emergency department. Raleigh General offers cutting-edge surgical services including:

• Da Vinci Robotic Surgery
• Orthopedic and spine procedures
• Vascular and thoracic care
• Interventional cardiology and pain management
• Trauma and emergency services

Specialty clinical programs feature state-of-the-art technology such as Cardiac CTA, MRI, PET scanning, Digital Mammography, and specialized treatments like Lithotripsy for kidney stone management.

Career Development and Professional Growth

Raleigh General invests in its employees as the foundation for excellent patient care. Team members enjoy:

• Instructional programs for nursing students and allied health extern opportunities
• Professional development in advanced medical technologies and procedures
• Career advancement across multiple specialties including trauma services, sports medicine, and rehabilitation
• Supportive workplace culture that values compassionate care and clinical excellence
• Comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage
• Tuition assistance for higher education and professional certifications
• Mental, physical, and financial wellness programs

Community Impact and Values

Beyond exceptional patient care, Raleigh General demonstrates deep community commitment by providing millions of dollars in charity care annually. Team members actively participate in community organizations including the United Way of Southern West Virginia, March of Dimes, American Cancer Society, and Women's Resource Center, reflecting the hospital's dedication to improving lives both inside and outside its walls.