Association Hospitalière Sainte-Marie

About Association Hospitalière Sainte-Marie

The Association Hospitalière Sainte-Marie (AHSM) is a non-profit organization created in 1974, which, as part of its public service mission, provides prevention, care, and aftercare services in general and child and adolescent psychiatry, caring for children, adolescents, adults, and the elderly. To meet the needs of vulnerable individuals in the fields of psychiatry, disability, and dependent elderly care, Sainte-Marie has developed a comprehensive network of facilities in the health and medico-social sectors: Specialized Hospitals, Specialized Accommodation Centers (MAS), Establishments and Services for Work Assistance (ESAT), Medically Assisted Living Facilities (FAM), Accommodation Establishments for Dependent Elderly People (EHPAD), and more. Various departments and care units make up this high-performing and caring microcosm. The Association manages over 49 facilities (health, social, medico-social, training institutes) and employs 5,780 staff across 8 departments in the South-East quarter of France: Allier, Alpes-Maritimes, Ardèche, Aveyron, Drôme, Haute-Loire, Puy-de-Dôme, and Rhône. Promoting the notion of "working better together," strengthening cohesion around common values and ethics, optimizing exchanges between group facilities, and attracting new talent who will contribute to the long-term quality of care and support for patients and their families are among the many fundamental HR goals of the Association. Responsible and committed, the group initiated a profound overhaul of its organization several years ago and continues, more than ever today, its strategic reflection within a corporate project: "Sainte-Marie 2025." An ambition for excellence that places users at the heart of its concerns, while taking into account all employees who work daily to ensure its sustainability and performance.