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Working at CPH

At Central Peninsula Hospital (CPH), every employee is considered a caregiver, an integral part of our health care team.  For more than 30 years, Central Peninsula Hospital has enjoyed a reputation for providing quality health care to our community, which encompasses a service area of over 25,600 square miles. This reputation is maintained by our staff of more than 600 qualified employees. We all, regardless of position, are responsible for ensuring the most positive experience possible for our patients, visitors and staff.

CPH Facts

Central Peninsula Hospital (CPH) is a Kenai Peninsula Borough (KPB) owned 49-bed not-for-profit acute care community hospital. As the first Planetree affiliated hospital in Alaska, CPH seeks to support and heal in all dimensions- body, mind and spirit.  CPH provides a wide range of inpatient, outpatient, and community services.  Heritage Place, a long-term residential care facility located one block from the hospital, is home to around 60 residents.  Serenity House is a 12-bed residential treatment facility.  The Kenai Health Center provides outpatient laboratory and radiology services in the community of Kenai, 11 miles away.  Two outpatient physical therapy locations serve patients in both Kenai and Soldotna.  Central Peninsula Family Practice provides primary medical care to families throughout our community.

Our Community

The community of Soldotna is located on the Kenai Peninsula, 150 highway miles southwest of Anchorage.  It lies 10 miles inland from Cook Inlet, and borders the Kenai River, which was voted the #1 Fishing Hotspot in North America by Field & Stream Magazine in 2004.   

Average winter temperatures range from 6 to 24 F; summers range from 45 to 66 F with an average annual precipitation of 17 inches.

The area economy is highly dependent upon the industry services for Cook Inlet oil and natural gas drilling and exploration. Oil refining operations occur north of Kenai in Nikiski. Other important economic sectors include healthcare, sport, subsistence and commercial fishing, fish processing, government, timber and lumber, agriculture, transportation, construction, services and retail trade.  Residents enjoy a high-quality lifestyle in a rural setting surrounded by the beauty of the Alaskan outdoors.

Benefits of Working for CPH

Central Peninsula Hospital is committed to offering employee salaries and benefits competitive with other health-care organizations in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest.

Full-Time and Part-Time positions are eligible for our full range of benefits. Our benefits package includes:
 
    Medical Insurance
    Dental Insurance
    Vision Insurance
    Life Insurance (Including Dependent Life Insurance)
    Generous Paid Time Off
    Retirement Benefits
    Short Term Disability
    Dependent Care Spending Account, Medical Spending Account,
    Insurance Premium Pre-tax Deductions
    Continuing Education and Educational Assistance
    Wellness Program / Care for the Caregiver Program
    Credit Unions
    Specialty Certification Differentials
    Cafeteria Meal Discounts
     Annual and Impromptu Employee & Family Events

For more information about working at Central Peninsula Hospital or one of our associated facilities, contact Human Resources at (907) 714-4773.