#CarilionProud: Voices From Our Frontline

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Updated Nov. 11: Five videos are now included below. Check them out!

After the first wave of COVID-19, many people thought it was over—we know better than most that it still isn't over. 

The dedication of our frontline workers is still appreciated by patients, families and the community. Recently, we shared video and staff interviews from our COVID-19 ICU with local media. The goal in offering this candid look into CRMH is to make sure our community understands the reality of COVID-19 and is exposed to the most credible and responsible information about why the vaccine is important now more than ever.

Take a look at the links below for what some local stations have run in their newscasts.


WSLS 10: 'It is an extremely isolating illness': Carilion frontline workers share their COVID pandemic stories

"We talk about COVID-19 a lot, but this is the first time that we have seen what it's like on the front lines."


WDBJ 7: Carilion Clinic gives inside look at COVID-19 ICUs"

"Providers give a real-life glimpse of what is happening right now...the virus that just doesn't seem to quit hasn't backed down. Carilion doctors and nurses see it hear it and feel it every day."


WFIR 960:  What life in the Carilion ICU is like during COVID surge

"We heard from tired, frustrated health care workers."

More stories from the COVID ICU frontline


WFXRTV: First look inside COVID-19 ICU units at Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital

"This has been a tough fight for doctors and nurses everywhere."


In addition to local news coverage, we will share our own series of five videos using the same frontline voices, the first of which you can watch below. Keep an eye out for these on our Facebook page in the coming weeks!

Please leave your words of support and encouragement for your frontline coworkers in the comments below! Everyone's commitment, collaboration and compassion has allowed us to help thousands of patients and families during the pandemic.


If you haven't received your vaccine, here are the resources you need to get vaccinated.

Visit the Coronavirus Management hub for tools and resources.

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Sharing factual information about COVID-19 and vaccinations is one of the best ways you can support the health of our community. When you're on social media, share these videos and our other information with your friends, family and neighbors. 

  • Facebook: Our main page has more than 20,000 followers!
  • Carilion@Work on Facebook: It's a page just for employees, potential employees and friends of Carilion. 
  • Instagram: Check out great photos and stories.
  • LinkedIn: More than 5,000 employees are on LinkedIn. It's a great place to connect with peers and industry organizations.
  • Twitter: Don't forget to retweet!
  • YouTube: Visit our channel for videos of our newest technology, patient stories and organization news.

Also, when you're on social media, remember:

  • You are a reflection of Carilion.
  • Anything you post online can be shared broadly.
  • Patient information of any kind should never be included in your posts
  • Members of the community often forward us remarks they find inappropriate by those they think are Carilion employees; all reports are forwarded to Human Resources for review.  

Our Social Media and Online Activity policy helps us all remember the appropriate ways to use our personal social media accounts.

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We recently shared video and interviews from our COVID-19 ICU unit with local media; see the full videos below.

Please leave your words of support and encouragement for your frontline coworkers in the comments!

Check back as we add more videos and more media coverage links to this article.