How long have you worked at Carilion? 32.5 years
A memorial plaque featuring a bronze Stetson hat and roses hangs in the entrance atrium at CRMH. You may have passed it many times or have never seen it. Either way, its significance for the person it represents deserves to be shared at any time, and as we honor Black History Month.
Every day, each of us encounters people, ideas and items that we have preconceived ideas about. No matter the depth of our education or the breadth of our experience, all of us define and judge what crosses our path—it's how our brains organize and make sense of our complex world.
Our Roanoke campus received the Focused Verification designation for quality from the American College of Surgeons—one of only 17 health systems nationwide to receive that honor.
We recently invited you to “share the love” through Employee Extras by expressing appreciation for those you work with every day.
You shared nearly 300 responses, each offering sweet words of gratitude and respect.
Here are just a few examples:
Four of our young leaders were chosen in the Roanoker magazine's annual "40 Under 40" issue:
Part of what makes heart attack care at Carilion so effective is the collaboration between our teams. During Heart Month, we focused a spotlight on our Heart Alert program and Carilion Clinic Life-Guard.
The program involves EMS providers, physicians and heart care professionals working seamlessly to minimize the time it takes to provide life-saving treatment.
Welcome to the redesigned homepage for Inside Carilion!
We listened to your feedback, studied the metrics to see how the page is used and made enhancements to provide a better user experience.
One thing you will notice is that the Tools section now appears conveniently to the right of the page for easier access.
Congratulations to everyone whose great work was recognized on our Wow Wall last month! In addition to each of the outstanding individuals pictured above, CRMH was recognized as High Performing in Maternity Care by U.S. News & World Report.
