PMH Careers - Search Openings

Search our positions by selecting a location below. To see all openings sorted by location select "Any". Each job description includes a link for applying and submitting your resume to us online. This is the fastest and most reliable way to be considered for any of our positions.

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Current employees can apply directly through the Internal Careers Center online for Prospect Medical job openings in California. For a streamlined application process, all you need is your four-digit employee ID number and a digital copy of your résumé handy before you apply.

Note: Internal applicants not eligible for any Sign On Bonus.

• Cardiology Services

  Our board-certified cardiologists lead a team of highly trained technologists and therapists to provide high quality, personalized care.

• Critical Care/ICU

  Our team of specially-trained healthcare professionals provides around-the-clock monitoring and treatment for those who need it most.

• Ear, Nose and Throat Services

  Our team of board-certified ENT doctors perform specialized procedures – both surgical and non-surgical – to treat patients and restore their quality of life.

• Gender Confirmation Surgery

  Our gender confirmation surgery program provides transgender surgery in a compassionate, discreet and welcoming environment in both our Hollywood and Culver City locations.

• Imaging and Radiology Services

  Our highly trained, board-certified radiologists and technologists have the expertise, equipment and knowledge to provide our patients with the answers they’re looking for.

• Surgical Services

  Our multidisciplinary surgical team performs a diverse range of operations, from orthopedic procedures to plastic and cosmetic surgery.

• Urgent Care

  Whether you have a cold, flu, or sprain, our urgent care doctors are available 24/7 to help.

• Vascular Services

  Our board-certified vascular surgeons, nurses, and clinical staff offer state-of-the-art treatments for issues ranging from peripheral artery disease to deep vein thrombosis.