Why work for the Mankato Clinic?

History

The Mankato Clinic was founded in 1916 by Drs. A.E. Sohmer and J.S. Holbrook. The clinic employed eight physicians and two staff members in the National Bank Building, now the Graif Building in Downtown Mankato. Today, the Mankato Clinic has grown to over 100 Physicians and Allied Health Professionals with over 600 employees in eight locations in six communities.

Healthcare provider of Choice

Our Vision: “The Mankato Clinic is a vital, dynamic health care organization recognized locally and regionally for its superior quality, service, value, innovation and leadership.” Our Mission: “To improve the health of people in our region through compassionate, patient-focused care and education.” How does Mankato Clinic do this? We continuously strive to be the regional healthcare provider of choice through quality initiatives and patient satisfaction goals. Mankato Clinic is also AAAHC accredited clinic and has received top rankings by Blue Cross Blue Shield in the areas of quality and cost.

Employer of Choice

The Mankato Clinic is all about caring for our patients, and our employees. We offer an excellent benefit package and advancement opportunities. Employees are encouraged to continue learning at all levels. Employees are involved in shaping the strategic plans for the organization by evaluating our customer service, looking for improvement in processes and setting goals for the future.

Community Involvement

Mankato Clinic is involved in the community through many ways. Employees are encouraged to give back to the community through donations of school supplies, food, and warm winter mittens and hats to be given to those in need. The clinic also supports the United Way. Employees are also able to donate to the Mankato Clinic Foundation, which encourages health and well being in the community.

Employee Testimonials

The Mankato Clinic encourages ‘promote from within’. The Mankato Clinic encouraged me to look at other job opportunities from within. From Medical Records to a position in the Information Technology department is quite a range. The benefit package is outstanding. I cannot see myself working for any other health care facility in the southern Minnesota region.
Jill Willette
Information Technology

I started working at the Mankato Clinic in June of 1995. Since I have been here the clinic has grown tremendously, yet there is still a caring atmosphere in the clinic. The people in Human Resources and Administration walk through the clinic and call everyone by name. I have seen employees come to the aid of another employee or family member in time of need by donating PTO, food and money to help out with injury, illness and fires. I know our motto "It's all about caring” is seen throughout the clinic with patients and other staff. Thank-you, Mankato Clinic, for making me part of your family.
Glenda Beeck,
Radiology