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PSLF-eligible hospital jobs for nurses

Public Service Loan Forgiveness counts work for a government organization or a 501(c)(3) non-profit, never a business organized for profit. 1,929 hospitals of the employers hiring on this site are non-profit or government by Medicare's record: the employers PSLF can count, which the federal PSLF Help Tool confirms by the employer's tax status.

1,929
Non-profit or government hospitals
287
Of them government
551
Employers hiring
337
For-profit hospitals, not counted

Non-profit and government hospitals hiring, by state

Each state opens its full list; each hospital opens its employer's page, with the hospital's Medicare ratings and the employer's open jobs.

Non-profit and government hospitals hiring, by state
StateNon-profit or governmentFor-profitBest rated of them
California13045Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital · Auburn, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Texas12057Houston Methodist Clear Lake Hospital · Nassau Bay, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Ohio946Van Wert County Hospital · Van Wert, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Illinois907Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital · Barrington, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Pennsylvania809Ahn Wexford Hospital · Wexford, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Florida7816Mariners Hospital · Tavernier, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Wisconsin775River Falls Area Hospital · River Falls, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Minnesota700New Ulm Medical Center · New Ulm, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Michigan687Up Health System Portage · Hancock, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
New York640Northwell Hospital Glen Cove · Glen Cove, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Indiana6213Franciscan Health Crawfordsville · Crawfordsville, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Georgia5715Northeast Georgia Medical Center Lumpkin · Dahlonega, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
North Carolina568Novant Health Medical Park Hospital · Winston-Salem, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Missouri526St Lukes Hospital of Kansas City · Kansas City, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Virginia456Page Memorial Hospital, Inc · Luray, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Kentucky4411Baptist Health Lagrange · La Grange, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Washington410Virginia Mason Medical Center · Seattle, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Massachusetts402Fairview Hospital · Great Barrington, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Louisiana373Springhill Medical Center · Springhill, non-profit, 4 of 5 stars
Tennessee3715Leconte Medical Center · Sevierville, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Colorado360Mercy Regional Medical Center · Durango, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Oklahoma3617Saint Francis Hospital South, LLC · Tulsa, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Arizona3516Mayo Clinic Hospital · Phoenix, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Kansas353University of Kansas Hospital · Kansas City, government, 5 of 5 stars
Oregon351Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital · Hood River, non-profit, 4 of 5 stars
Nebraska332Boone County Health Center · Albion, government, 4 of 5 stars
Iowa322Waverly Health Center · Waverly, government, 5 of 5 stars
New Jersey303Chilton Medical Center · Pompton Plains, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
South Dakota282Avera St Benedict Health Center - Cah · Parkston, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
South Carolina276Mount Pleasant Hospital · Mount Pleasant, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Arkansas243Mercy Hospital Paris · Paris, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Mississippi2410Webster General Hospital/ Swing Bed · Eupora, non-profit, 4 of 5 stars
Utah234Intermountain Health Utah Valley Hospital · Provo, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Montana210St. Patrick Hospital · Missoula, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Alabama2010Fayette Medical Center · Fayette, non-profit, 4 of 5 stars
Maryland161Calverthealth Medical Center · Prince Frederick, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
North Dakota150Chi Mercy Health · Valley City, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Connecticut142Greenwich Hospital Association - · Greenwich, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
New Mexico149Presbyterian Santa Fe Medical Center · Santa Fe, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
New Hampshire130Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital · Lebanon, non-profit, 4 of 5 stars
Vermont110Gifford Medical Center · Randolph, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Nevada109Carson Valley Health · Gardnerville, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Wyoming90Platte County Hospital · Wheatland, government, 4 of 5 stars
Alaska80Mat-Su Regional Medical Center · Palmer, non-profit, 3 of 5 stars
Idaho81Kootenai Health · Coeur d'Alene, government, 4 of 5 stars
Maine80York Hospital · York, non-profit, 4 of 5 stars
Rhode Island71South County Hospital Inc · Wakefield, non-profit, 4 of 5 stars
West Virginia71Hampshire Memorial Hospital · Romney, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars
Delaware50Christiana Hospital · Newark, non-profit, 4 of 5 stars
Hawaii22Adventist Health Castle · Kailua, non-profit, 4 of 5 stars
District of Columbia11Sibley Memorial Hospital · Washington, non-profit, 5 of 5 stars

The best rated of them

The non-profit and government hospitals hiring here that Medicare rates highest, with the share of patients who said their nurses always communicated well.

  • River Falls Area Hospital

    River Falls, WI · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 95% said nurses always communicated well · Allina Health

  • Hampshire Memorial Hospital

    Romney, WV · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 91% said nurses always communicated well · Valley Health (Virginia)

  • Valley Health War Memorial Hospital

    Berkeley Springs, WV · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 91% said nurses always communicated well · Valley Health (Virginia)

  • Mariners Hospital

    Tavernier, FL · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 90% said nurses always communicated well · Baptist Health South Florida

  • Marshfield Medical Center - Minocqua

    Minocqua, WI · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 89% said nurses always communicated well · Sanford Health (also runs for-profit hospitals: check which entity employs you)

  • Novant Health Medical Park Hospital

    Winston-Salem, NC · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 89% said nurses always communicated well · Novant Health (also runs for-profit hospitals: check which entity employs you)

  • Page Memorial Hospital, Inc

    Luray, VA · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 89% said nurses always communicated well · Valley Health (Virginia)

  • Sauk Prairie Hospital

    Prairie du Sac, WI · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 89% said nurses always communicated well · Sauk Prairie Healthcare

  • Up Health System Portage

    Hancock, MI · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 89% said nurses always communicated well · LifePoint Health (also runs for-profit hospitals: check which entity employs you)

  • Van Wert County Hospital

    Van Wert, OH · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 89% said nurses always communicated well · OhioHealth

  • Fairview Hospital

    Great Barrington, MA · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 88% said nurses always communicated well · Berkshire Health Systems

  • Mayo Clinic Hospital

    Phoenix, AZ · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 88% said nurses always communicated well · Mayo Clinic

  • Mercy Hospital Paris

    Paris, AR · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 88% said nurses always communicated well · Mercy (also runs for-profit hospitals: check which entity employs you)

  • New Ulm Medical Center

    New Ulm, MN · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 88% said nurses always communicated well · Allina Health

  • Ahn Wexford Hospital

    Wexford, PA · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 87% said nurses always communicated well · Allegheny Health Network (also runs for-profit hospitals: check which entity employs you)

  • Mount Pleasant Hospital

    Mount Pleasant, SC · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 87% said nurses always communicated well · Roper St. Francis Healthcare

  • Pelham Medical Center

    Greer, SC · government · 5 of 5 stars · 87% said nurses always communicated well · Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System

  • St Luke's Hospital - Carbon Campus

    Lehighton, PA · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 87% said nurses always communicated well · St. Luke's University Health Network (also runs for-profit hospitals: check which entity employs you)

  • Corewell Health Gerber Hospital

    Fremont, MI · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 86% said nurses always communicated well · Corewell Health

  • Franciscan Health Crawfordsville

    Crawfordsville, IN · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 86% said nurses always communicated well · Franciscan Health

  • Kettering Health Troy

    Troy, OH · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 86% said nurses always communicated well · Kettering Health

  • Mercy Allen Hospital

    Oberlin, OH · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 86% said nurses always communicated well · Mercy Health (Ohio and Kentucky) (also runs for-profit hospitals: check which entity employs you)

  • Promedica Defiance Regional Hospital

    Defiance, OH · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 86% said nurses always communicated well · ProMedica

  • Avera St Benedict Health Center - Cah

    Parkston, SD · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 85% said nurses always communicated well · Avera Health

  • Baptist Health Lagrange

    La Grange, KY · non-profit · 5 of 5 stars · 85% said nurses always communicated well · Baptist Health (Kentucky)

PSLF for nurses: common questions

Do nurses qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)?

Through the employer, not the job title. PSLF forgives what remains of federal Direct Loans once a borrower “Satisfies the equivalent of 120 monthly payments after October 1, 2007” (34 CFR 685.219) while employed full time by a qualifying employer. Full time is “A minimum average of 30 hours per week during the period being certified” (34 CFR 685.219). A qualifying employer includes a government organization and a 501(c)(3) non-profit, and PSLF counts no employer that is "a business organized for profit". So a nurse at a government or 501(c)(3) non-profit hospital can qualify; one at a for-profit hospital does not.

Which hospitals qualify for PSLF?

Government hospitals (state, county, district and federal) and non-profit hospitals organized under section 501(c)(3); for-profit hospitals do not. Of the hospitals of employers hiring on this site, Medicare lists 1,929 as non-profit or government (287 government) in 51 states, and 337 as for-profit. The most are in California (130), Texas (120), Ohio (94) and Illinois (90).

Does a travel or agency nurse at a non-profit hospital qualify?

PSLF counts the organization that employs you, which in the regulation is the one that issues your W-2: “Employee or employed means an individual: (i) To whom an organization issues an IRS Form W-2” (34 CFR 685.219). A nurse employed by a for-profit staffing agency works for the agency, even on a non-profit hospital's unit; the regulation makes a narrow exception for contracted positions that state law does not let the qualifying employer fill directly.

How do I check whether my hospital counts?

Medicare's ownership record, shown here, is a first check. PSLF itself goes by the employer's tax status: the federal PSLF Help Tool on studentaid.gov looks an employer up by its EIN, the number on your W-2, and the employer certifies your employment. A health system can run both: 69 of the employers hiring here have non-profit or government hospitals and for-profit ones, by Medicare's record, so check the hospital you would work for.

Is PSLF the only loan help for hospital nurses?

No. HRSA's Nurse Corps Loan Repayment Program repays part of a registered nurse's loans for work at a facility in a shortage area (hospitals hiring in Nurse Corps shortage areas), and many employers state tuition or student loan help in their postings (tuition and student loan help).

Sources and method

A hospital is listed when Medicare's Hospital General Information lists its ownership as voluntary non-profit or government (federal, state, local, hospital district or tribal); for-profit and physician-owned hospitals are counted apart. The hospitals are those of the employers hiring on CareJobs.Now, matched by Medicare's record. Medicare's ownership is not a PSLF ruling: the employer's tax status, checked by the federal PSLF Help Tool, decides. The regulation's definition of a qualifying employer: “Qualifying employer means: (i)(A) A United States-based Federal, State, local, or Tribal government organization, agency, or entity, including the U.S. Armed Forces or the National Guard; (B) A public child or family service agency; (C) An organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 that is exempt from taxation under Section 501(a) of the Internal Revenue Code” (source: 34 CFR 685.219).

  1. 34 CFR 685.219, Public Service Loan Forgiveness (eCFR, read 9 Nov 2026)
  2. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Hospital General Information (Care Compare), 9 Nov 2026

Cite this page

CareJobs.Now. (2026). PSLF-Eligible Hospital Jobs for Nurses. Data as of 9 Nov 2026. https://carejobs.now/pslf-eligible-hospital-jobs

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