Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic has nearly 2,000 job openings with 527 of the openings for registered nurses, according to Fortune.
Mayo is currently looking to fill nurse positions (registered nurses and licensed practical nurses), physicians/scientists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, labs/research staff and administrative positions, which include IT, information security and medical coding, according to the report.
To get a chance at filling one of those spots, Brent Bultema, Mayo's director of recruitment strategies, told Fortune candidates can demonstrate their fit by aligning their experiences with the requirements on the job application and making sure to illustrate cultural competencies such as collaboration, continuous learning and resourcefulness.
"Get to know us, and let us get to know you," Mr. Bultema told Fortune about recruitment and connecting with Mayo on its social media forum.
The clinic was featured as No. 73 on Fortune's 2015 list of "Best Companies," and is in the top 25 on the list for currently offering the most career opportunities.
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