Top Hospitals, Pharmaceutical & Biotech Companies J
ust when we think we are on top of the world, looking great we realize we are not feeling our tip-top best. For the great variety of illnesses and disease that exist, there are health resources that provide excellent assistance for their diverse consumers. Hospitals, Pharmaceutical and Biotech companies work around the clock to provide up to date skills and products that benefit their diverse patients and consumers. Health Centers such as the Mayo Clinic and the Massachusetts General Hospital provide exceptional support for their patients. They work with the top pharmaceutical and biotech companies to provide exemplary service for the diverse needs of their patients. They are also diverse employers who recognize that they must have the staff and employees who can relate to their patients. Currently in the United States, racial/ ethnic minorities comprise 28% of the population, and are expected to increase to 40% by the year 2030. Conversely, underrepresented minorities (African Americans, mainland Puerto Ricans, Mexican Americans, Native Americans) comprise only 7% of the current physician workforce and 3% of the academic faculty at medical schools. With these figures in mind, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services addressed a “Healthy People Initiative” in 2010; the mission is to achieve health care parity by the end of the decade. Specific emphasis is being placed on ensuring cultural competency among health care providers. With a more diverse population of health care providers, many issues of health care disparity might be resolved. By increasing the representation of minorities in the health care workforce, more underserved populations could receive health care. A culturally diverse health care workforce can more effectively care for a diverse population. The partnerships with diverse hospitals, pharmaceutical and biotech companies with diverse populations help attain more successful communities.
The Hispanic Network Magazine congratulates these companies for standing out among the Best of the Best for their diverse skills, products and contributions.
Top 25 Hospitals „ Bascom Palmer Eye Institute at the University of Miami
„ Brigham and Women’s Hospital „ Cleveland Clinic „ Duke University Medical Center „ Johns Hopkins Hospital „ Kaiser Permanente „ Massachusetts General Hospital „ Mayo Clinic „ McLean Hospital „ Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center „ Mount Sinai Medical Center „ National Jewish Health „ New York University Medical Center „ Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago „ Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center „ Rush University Medical Center „ Stanford Hospital and Clinics „ University of California, San Francisco Medical Center „ University of Michigan Hospitals and Health Centers „ University of Pittsburgh Medical Center „ University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center „ University of Texas, Southwestern Medical Center „ University of Washington Medical Center „ Wills Eye Hospital „ Wilmer Eye Institute at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Top 25 Pharmaceutical & Biotech Companies „ Abbott Laboratories
„ Amgen, Inc. „ Astellas Pharma US, Inc. „ AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals „ Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals, Inc. „ Biogen Idec Inc. „ Boehringer-Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc. „ Bristol-Myers Squibb Company „ Chiron Corporation „ Eisai Pharmaceuticals „ Eli Lilly & Company „ Forest Laboratories „ Genentech, Inc. „ Genzyme Corporation „ Gilead Sciences, Inc. „ GlaxoSmithKline LLC „ Johnson & Johnson „ Merck/Schering-Plough Pharmaceuticals „ Mylan Pharmaceuticals „ Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation „ Pfizer „ Roche Diagnostics Corporation „ Sanofi-Aventis „ Takeda Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc. „ Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.
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