CRBH ED Scenario Success!

Submitted by hlpenix on

CRBH Emergency Department, Infection Prevention and Emergency Management participated in a surprise learning scenario to simulate suspect monkeypox patients arriving at the ED.  The staff stayed calm, participated as if it were a real situation and met the learning objectives.  They were able to quickly identify, isolate and inform thus keeping both patients and staff safe.  

CASB Security ensures our safety!

Submitted by pgrobertson on

Big “THANK YOU” to William “Bill” Rogers for ensuring the safety of employees who are coming into the building before daylight hours to create a safe working environment.  Street lights have been out in front of CASB and Bill comes out to make us all feel more comfortable coming into the building.   These days, workplace health and safety procedures are important for the well being of both employees and employers because human loss is immeasurable and intolerable.  The mission of Carilion Clinic Police is to provide a safe environment for th

Inpatient Psychiatry: Commitment, Community, & Compassion

Submitted by lmthomason on

Please join me in recognizing the excellent work of Inpatient Psychiatry staff working the acute admission unit. During their shift, they went from only 3 patients to a full census, even managing 3 admissions at once with their expertise. They exhibited amazing teamwork by working together flawlessly, and all had a very positive attitude while facing this challenge. They gave compassionate and individualized care to each patient and utilized their specialized skill sets to build rapport.

Going above and beyond

Submitted by smeast on

Shout out to mental health social worker, Alicia Baxter, who went above and beyond to get a patient to a alcohol treatment facility in GA.  She reached out to facility multiple times over the weekend, arranged transportation, lodging AND drove to the rescue mission twice to attempt to obtain patient belongings before transport.  She kept the patient and myself informed every step of the way.  So thankful to have mental health social workers in our RMH ED on the weekends!   She is a wealth of knowledge and is passionate and compassionate about our community. 

Great Catch Maxine!

Submitted by rrwunderlich on

We are excited to recognize Maxine Green, ICU RN for her Great Catch. Maxine went to the Pyxis cubbie to pull a medication and found that there was another medication stocked in that cubbie in addition to what she needed to pull. She and a co-worker completed an inventory, removed the incorrect stock and completed the count so that the drawer was accurate.

Thanks Maxine for your Situational Monitoring!

CRMH Emergency Department staff recognized for Commitment! #carilionproud

Submitted by tatalley on

The Emergency Department at Carilion Clinic Roanoke Memorial Hospital has had its fair share of hard times throughout the years and 2020-current has been particularly difficult as one would imagine during a pandemic. There are more than a few employees in the ER that have stood the test of time and have continued to provide world class care in the face of many adversities and hardships. More than 100 to be precise and the list of people would fill this entire page!

Amazing Care in an Amazing System

Submitted by edwilhelm on

A special shout out to the entire team who took care of me through a difficult time:  Velocity Care, Dr. Christian Klaus, Dr. Steve Cromer, Dr. Cesar Bravo, Dr. Michael O’Malley and my physical therapy team. I ruptured my hamstring, requiring surgery and living in a brace with my leg at a 90-degree angle for 6 weeks. When I finally got the brace unlocked, I fell and broke my arm.

Celebrating Kim Manning!!

Submitted by tkclugston on

Kim Manning is celebrating 42 years with Carilion RMH! She helped open and has been faithfully serving 10MPCU for the past 20+ years! Her work and presence is invaluable to the unit. Thank you is not enough for what Kim adds to our unit. I really appreciate you Kim! 

 

Trent Clugston, Unit Director 

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