Hot Springs
Coworkers Celebrate as Joanna Marchese Becomes RN
Coworkers at the Orthopedic clinic in Hot Springs celebrated Joanna Marchese, who recently became a registered nurse. Joanna continued her education while working full-time as an LPN. Those coworkers celebrating Joanna included Nikki Williams (from left), Chris Young, MD, Joanna Marchese, RN, Jared Wilson, PA-C, and Sherry Edwards, CMA.
The Cafeteria Wants Feedback from You
The cafeteria wants to find out from you how they can improve. A consumer experience survey is being conducted at each of the four hospitals until Friday, March 1. The survey takes less than 10 minutes and asks for feedback on a variety of topics, including quality of food, menu options, hours of service and… View Full Post
Tim Baier Celebrates 30th Anniversary in Hot Springs
Tim Baier, a certified medical assistant in Hot Springs, celebrated with his team at the Orthopedic Clinic on his 30th anniversary with Hot Springs. Tim recalled beginning work on Jan. 13, 1989 at what was then St. Joseph Regional Medical Center as an EMT-A. “The opportunities at Lifemobile EMS brought many challenges as a field… View Full Post
Rhonda Mayfield & Karolyn Thompson Complete Inaugural Healthcare Leadership Course
Congratulations to Rhonda Mayfield and Karolyn Thompson, who recently completed the first Leadership Circle for Healthcare offered by the University of Arkansas Sam M. Walton College of Business. Rhonda, director of interventional services in Hot Springs, and Karolyn, market director of rehab services, were among 20 healthcare leaders throughout the state to complete the course, which met monthly… View Full Post
Meet Your Leaders at Common Grounds Chats
Forums are changing in February. We’re introducing Common Grounds chats–a chance for coworkers to talk with our leaders. These chats will be relaxed and informal. Coworkers can grab a cup of coffee and spend a few minutes getting to know our new leaders or visiting with leaders who have been in their roles for a… View Full Post
Leslie Rowe and Christle Loudermilk Named Team Hot Springs Service Heroes
Sometimes the people that we encounter in our hospitals in need of care, aren’t patients at all. Still we are called to minister to those in need. That is just what Leslie Rowe and Christle Loudermilk did, they ministered to a distraught grandfather in need, even though he wasn’t a patient. An elderly gentlemen wandered… View Full Post
Brooke Copeland Named Hot Springs Service Hero
Part of providing the best possible care for our patients is continually asking if there is a better way, not just accepting the way things have always been done. This is even more important when our patients can’t speak for themselves. Brooke Copeland, certified lactation consultant, asked that question. It led to her instrumental involvement… View Full Post
Donna Fincher Named Hot Springs Service Hero
Sometimes the care a patient needs goes beyond a medical treatment. That didn’t stop Donna Fincher (and her husband) from helping and elderly couple in need. While caring for an elderly patient, Donna learned that they were needing a replace their refrigerator. Getting the refrigerator was not an issue for them financially, but it was… View Full Post