Texas Health Named Among Top Workplaces in Dallas-Fort Worth

ARLINGTON, Texas - Texas Health Resources ranked No. 35 among large organizations that foster a strong work culture in North Texas, according to The Dallas Morning News' 2025 Top Workplaces D-FW. The organization ranked second among hospital systems.

This is the 13th year Texas Health has been included in the annual rankings by The Dallas Morning News, which chooses the honorees in collaboration with the Medium Giant marketing agency.

"We're honored to be recognized for creating a workplace where our people thrive while caring for others," said Barclay Berdan, FACHE, CEO. "This achievement is a testament to the dedication of our team members, the physicians on our medical staffs and our volunteers, all working together to build healthier communities."

The winners were announced at a Top Workplaces event and featured in a magazine produced by The Dallas Morning News.

The 2025 Top Workplaces D-FW list includes separate rankings for large, midsize and small companies. Organizations were evaluated based on employee surveys. Survey questions covered a variety of topics, including employment benefits, ethics, family friendliness, work-life balance, fulfillment and meaningfulness.

"Texas Health is the place to do your life's best work," said Carla Dawson, chief people officer. "We're continually working to foster a culture in which people feel supported, valued and empowered. Our commitment to work-life balance is reflected in the comprehensive benefits and resources we offer - designed to help employees succeed both on the job and at home."

Texas Health offers a generous 401(k) program with match, paid time off, competitive benefits plans and wellness programs. Texas Health has enhanced employee benefits by doubling paid parental leave to six weeks for new mothers and fathers, increasing adoption assistance to $10,000 and adding an extra paid day off for employees to use as they wish.

Texas Health supports career growth with leadership development programs, mentoring, continuing education and programs to learn new skills while working. The organization also offers reimbursement of tuition and fees for approved degree plans.

Last month, Texas Health was named among the best workplaces for women in 2025 by Great Place To Work^® and Fortune magazine. Earlier this year, Texas Health ranked No. 33 on Fortune's 100 Best Companies to Work For^® list in 2025 - the highest among healthcare systems recognized. In August, Texas Health was named to the 2025 Companies that Care^® list by PEOPLE magazine and global workplace authority Great Place To Work^®. In September, Texas Health ranked No. 1 on the 2025 Fortune Best Workplaces in Health Care^™ list.