CNRV has once again been awarded the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) Pathway to Excellence designation. There are only 281 hospitals nationwide with this 4-year designation. CNRV is one of 6 in Virginia out of approximately 100 hospitals statewide.
It's a new year, and your 2026 inservices and the flu questionnaire have been assigned in Workday.
Inservices are very important to the care and safety of our patients and employees; regulatory agencies require all employees to learn annually at the same time.
For these reasons, you must finish your inservices by Tuesday, March 31. If you miss the deadline, you will receive a type I disciplinary action with a progressive disciplinary action if additional deadlines are missed.
The deadline to complete your quarterly Resuscitation Quality Improvement (RQI) learning modules is coming up! To maintain your American Heart Association certification, it’s important to finish all the required e-learning modules and skills activities by Wednesday, Dec. 31.
All progress on modules in Workday will be lost if they are not completed by Dec. 31. If you postpone finishing your quarterly RQI learning modules until Jan. 1 or later, you risk losing any progress you've made so far.
In the fall, our police department welcomed 3 new police officers who graduated from Salem Cardinal Justice Academy after 27 weeks of training.
“These new recruits have really excelled through the training process,” says Arron Cook, administrative captain for the department. “It’s great to keep things internal, and these officers show a good deal of growth in the department. We are excited to have them join the team.”
Dr. Jonathan Carmouche and Dr. Joseph Moskal
Jonathan Carmouche, MD, has been appointed interim chair of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, effective Jan. 1, 2026, when Joseph Moskal, MD, concludes his service as chair.
In November, we asked what you are grateful for this year.
Here are just a few of the responses:
Santa Claus made quite an entrance at CRMH on Wednesday! With some help from Roanoke Fire EMS, he and his elf rappelled down the side of the building to say hello and bring smiles to our brave little patients in the pediatric ICU. They were joined by a physician elf. Afterwards, Santa and a team from Roanoke Fire EMS visited children in the unit and distributed goodie bags.
Local first responders plan to deliver holiday magic to Carilion Children's patients on Wednesday, Dec. 10.
Starting around noon on Wednesday, you'll see an increased presence of first responder vehicles on the Jefferson Street Bridge outside of CRMH as part of the visit.
Check out these great holiday specials at Carilion Clinic Dermatology and Mohs Surgery aesthetic services! We're located at 1204 Franklin Road SW in Roanoke.
We are introducing major enhancements to our inpatient Unified Communications technology platforms to strengthen clinical communication across all Carilion facilities. This upgrade builds on recent technology rollouts—such as the clinical iPhone deployment—and is designed to streamline workflows, standardize tools, and support more efficient, coordinated patient care.
What’s changing?
