Onvida Health has been named one of the nation’s “Great Workplaces for Nurses 2026” by Nursegrid, a leading platform used by hundreds of thousands of nurses across the country.
Nursegrid’s “Great Workplaces for Nurses” recognition highlights healthcare organizations where nurses report strong workplace cultures, including supportive leadership, collaboration among care teams, and opportunities for professional growth. The designation reflects the experiences of nurses working on the front lines and the environments where they feel empowered to provide the highest level of care.
The recognition is based entirely on feedback from nurses themselves, drawing on input from tens of thousands of frontline professionals nationwide. Results are determined solely by nurse-reported perspectives on workplace culture, support, and the ability to deliver high-quality care.
“I’ve enjoyed the strong working relationships I’ve been able to build at Onvida Health,” says Iris Martinez, a registered nurse for eight years with Onvida Health. “I’ve been fortunate to experience excellent teamwork, communication, and mutual respect from colleagues… I also value the opportunities for professional growth and continuous learning. These experiences have helped me grow both as a nurse and as a team member.”
Of the 7,700 facilities represented on the Nursegrid platform, Onvida Health is among a select group of 204 hospitals nationwide to receive this distinction, underscoring its ongoing commitment to supporting its workforce and strengthening the care experience across the communities it serves. As healthcare continues to evolve, the organization remains focused on fostering an environment where nurses feel respected, supported, and inspired in their work.
“To me, being a nurse is about blending clinical skills with genuine compassion to support, comfort, and advocate for those in need. It means showing up fully, even on the toughest days,” says Maria Jubera, registered nurse with Onvida Health for 13 years. “At Onvida Health there is a strong sense of teamwork, and I appreciate the organization’s focus on growth and improvement. It’s clear that Onvida is always looking for ways to enhance the care we provide.”
“This recognition from Nursegrid is especially meaningful to us because it shows that our nurses feel valued,” said Cassie Mueller, Senior Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer at Onvida Health. “Nearly 1,000 of Onvida Health’s 4,500 employees are licensed registered nurses. Hearing so many of them feel respected by leadership reinforces our commitment to our nursing staff. We are incredibly proud to be an organization where nurses truly know how essential they are.”
