Thank you, Adolescent Medicine, for cross-Departmental team work!

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Tremendous thank you to Cheyanne Spradlin, NP and Paige Tiller, RN for their quick thinking to help an Allergy patient needing a POC pregnancy test for a same-day procedure. This team work and collaboration is what patient-centered care is all about!

Dr. Rebecca Schapira

Section Chief, Allergy and Immunology

Medical Assistant - Applicant Grow Our Own Talent Program Expansion due to Great Teamwork!

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Multiple Carilion departments have come together again to offer a Medical Assistant - Applicant to another new area, Pediatrics, in addition to having roles within Family & Community Medicine as well as Orthopedics!

Trainees in this program will go to Virginia Western Community College in the morning and in the afternoons have specialized hands-on training at Carilion! The tuition for VWCC is paid by Carilion and trainees are full-time employees eligible for benefits while they are gaining the knowledge, skills, and expertise to become certified as a Medical Assistant!

Human Factors and Innovation Receive $1 Million in State Grant Funding

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In partnership with Roanoke Blacksburg Innovation Alliance (RBIA), Carilion clinic received a $1 Million state grant to stand up a Human Factors usability service and ISO compliance support for medical technology companies throughout the commonwealth, the region, and the nation. The funder is the GO Virginia initiative, a investment program setup by Virginia’s senior business leaders to foster private-sector growth and job creation through state incentives for regional collaboration by business, education, and government.

Carilion's Best Clinical Transporter!

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7SICU at RMH wants to recognize the BEST clinical transporter, Jacob Hillman! Jacob is never in a bad mood and always arrives ready to help with a smile on his face. He is efficient, kind, and hardworking. We are always excited to see him working, and our jobs are simply made easy because of HIM. Thank you, Jacob, for being amazing at your job and being a wonderful team player!

Sunday Night Sentiments; a WOW for the CNRV ED team

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The ED staff at CNRV handled two delicate emergencies with utmost professionalism and care in order to achieve the best outcomes possible on Sunday night. Although a somber evening ensued, ultimately the team worked incredibly well together and communicated effectively during an emotionally trying and physically demanding level 1 trauma (GSW) and neonatal code blue.

Spreading relief from cold and flu symptoms to families in our community!

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Mandy Swann in Infection Control had 150 cold and flu relief packs to share with families in Roanoke. The packs included Vick's vapo rub, nasal saline spray, tissues, and cough drops in addition to inserts to educate parents and caregivers about cold and flu symptoms, typical recovery times, and when to see a Dr. She found Carilion's Community Health and Outreach department and the LIFT Center, and we collaborated to distribute all of the relief packs to families of students at the after-school programs at West End Center, Presbyterian Community Center, and Community Youth Project.

CRMH collects & recycles 84 pounds of can tabs for the Ronald McDonald House!

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Thank you to everyone who has participated in the Ronald McDonald Tab Top collection program at Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital. In just 9 months, the collection house in the lobby of the hospital was filled with aluminum can tabs for recycling. The total weight was 84 pounds! These tabs were delivered to the Ronald McDonald House in Roanoke, who will recycle the tabs to raise funds used to operate the house. If you are not familiar with the Ronald McDonald House of Southwest Virginia, you can learn more here.

Continuation of Long-Acting Injectables at CNRV Pharmacy!

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Vicki D, LPN in the CNRV Mental Health clinic generously offered to receive additional training and take over the operations of the CNRV LAI clinic.  This clinic operates each Friday in the CNRV pharmacy, offering long acting injectables to support patients who receive ongoing maintenance for mental health and addiction treatment.  Vicki has worked with CNRV mental health for several years and is the clinic's nursing team lead.  She is reliable, caring and will go above and beyond to ensure patient needs are met.  Vicki seamlessly stepped in during an unexpected staffing

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