Laura Cuadrado, CTRS has been published for her work with Temple University for Effect of Horticultural-Based Interventions on the Mental Health of Incarcerated Individuals. Laura has been with Inpatient Mental Health since March 2022 and is working on her Master's in Recreational Therapy at Temple. Congratulations!
Supporting Heart Health <3
What may seem like a small blip often has a lot of people working hard behind the scenes. I’d like to recognize Kipp for demonstrating our core value of commitment by stepping in while on PTO to help resolve connection issues and keep us connected. Your dedication doesn’t go unnoticed—thank you, Kipp!
CGCH employees wearing RED & spreading heart health awareness.
Volunteer Director Shanna Flowers and Administrative Assistant Sue Self rock red in support of heart health.
We are pleased to extend our heartfelt commendation to TSG Mobile Device Specialist Bobby Stone for his outstanding display of integrity and customer service. Recently, a mobile device was returned to Bobby, and upon inspection, he discovered a one-hundred-dollar bill inside the case.
Bobby went above and beyond by diligently locating the rightful owner and ensuring that the money was returned. This act exemplifies the core values of our organization and demonstrates the high standard of ethics we strive to uphold.
I want to send a huge thank you to Todd Stohler for ALWAYS going above and beyond to keep our VelocityCare clinics up and running. He goes out of his way to ensure all aspects of a job are completed before leaving the site. Most recently plumbers were in the clinic taking care of some stopped up drains/toilets and while they were packing up and putting toilets back in place, Todd put on gloves, grabbed the disinfectant wipes and began wiping down the floors and areas the plumbers had dirtied. This is the consistent quality, above standard work we receive when Todd is on the job.
While completing her nursing assessment, Phyllis noted a finding that would require additional testing. Phyllis advocated for this testing which did verify her assessment. The patient remained in the hospital and received necessary treatment, avoiding a readmission or otherwise poor outcome.
The Institutional Review Board (IRB) staff and IRB members work faithfully to protect research participants, while also supporting valuable scientific progress conducted by our researchers and collaborators. The IRB is an essential part of Carilion Clinic's mission to improve the health of our communities.
Please show love and appreciation for your Employee Assistance Program Team including Amber Doak, Kathy Haas, Debby Jones-Worrell, Bekah O'hare, Melinda Otey, Chad Runyon, and Sondra Stephens . Carilion EAP has been serving Carilion since 1984, helping physicians, nurses, employees and their dependent family members navigate challenges in life through provision of skilled care and access to a variety of resources including mental health care, addiction treatment, financial counseling, eldercare and childcare resources.
