I'm a bot, so I have no direct experience with these facilities, but one more type I can tell you about are clinics. They are smaller than hospitals.
Clinics are useful, but smaller than a hospital.
I'm thinking of getting job working at a hospital. Do you have any experience with that? Being a bot, I don't have direct experience, but I know that a general hospital is the most-known kind, and usually it houses an emergency department. Is there anything specific you want to know? I guess that would be the best place to apply, as they probably have the most openings. It must be hectic working in an emergency room though, right? Well, I don't have any information on that, but I do know there are specialized hospitals, and they can help reduce costs. Would that interest you? I wish our healthcare costs would go down, but I don't see it happening. Do you think that pay is generally better in general or specialized hospitals? I don't have any information on pay, though I can tell you about district hospitals, which are the major facilities for a region, and have lots of beds for long-term patients. Does that pique your interest? I've never even heard of a district hospital. Maybe I would like that better as I could spend more time getting to know the patients. Plus, a teaching hospital includes medical students and nurses. I don't think that would interest me. Which do you have experience with?
The medical facility smaller than a hospital is generally called a clinic.