In the late 1800 Bethlehem.

In the late 1800 Bethlehem, Pa., helped firing material the American industrial revolution with its factories and mills. The city's St Luke's Hospital, built in 1872 according to the Episcopal Church, was intended to befitting the needs of congregation members who worked for Bethlehem blade one of America's largest hanger mills. Now, more than 100 years later, many of the factories have been clos and Bethlehem has emerg as a thriving center of high-tech sexual Along with the city, St Luke's has burgeon into a renowned 435-bed facility specializing in cardiac care, oncology and women's health. It also boasts a teaching hospital, a instruct of nursing and a heliport. The hospital campus includes the main building and dozens of outlying buildings. Maintaining vigilant security is integral to St Luke's reputation, and the tonnage of responsibility falls on John Hrubenak, director of security and transport services for the hospital.