Phishing scams are always evolving, and we’ve recently seen two new types of scam attempts on campus. It is always important for our teams to be alert and know how to report anything suspicious.
Here are some of the latest phishing trends:
1. Flyer Scams in Parking Areas
How much do you know about our Internal Audit team?
Whether you work in clinical operations, finance, IT, or administration, the Internal Audit team is here to support your work by identifying risks to our organization and providing guidance.
Did you know that our organization has had an Internal Audit team for more than 30 years?
We are enhancing the level of care we offer our youngest patients in Rocky Mount and its surrounding communities.
Starting Monday, July 28 Carilion Children’s Pediatric Medicine – Rocky Mount will see patients at our new location in the CFMH Medical Office Building, 3rd Floor, Suite 314. A ribbon cutting ceremony for the new space—which was intentionally designed to meet pediatric patient needs—was held Thursday, July 24.
Beginning Wednesday, June 4, parts of the sidewalk in front of CRMH and portions of Belleview Avenue will close as we begin maintenance on the West Pavilion (the brick tower nearest Belleview Avenue).
Renowned for its powerful antioxidant properties, Vitamin C has emerged as a skincare essential, celebrated for its ability to brighten, protect, and rejuvenate the skin. Here are some key benefits of adding some citrus to your skincare regimen, from the skincare experts at our Cosmetic Center.
Boosts Collagen Production
Supports skin structure and elasticity.
Helps reduce fine lines and sagging.
Reduces Hyperpigmentation
Inhibits melanin production.
Fades dark spots and brightens skin tone.
Did you know that we have an easy, fun way to snag branded apparel for you and your department? Whether you’re repping Carilion at work or off the clock, we’ve got stylish swag for you to show your Carilion pride.
When Elizabeth Lindsey, support supervisor in Neurosurgery, noticed changes in her vision, she never expected the cause to be a pituitary tumor.
Dr. John Jane Jr. joined Carilion shortly after Elizabeth's diagnosis and brought his unique expertise in pituitary tumors to her care.
In this video, Elizabeth shares her story and describes how Dr. Jane "wants [his patients] to get just as good of care as he would care for his own family."
Hear Elizabeth’s story and how Dr. Jane helped her reclaim her health.
After careful consideration, we made the decision to discontinue our oversight of school-based nursing for Roanoke City Public Schools (RCPS). We are committed to improving community health. This was the only school district where Carilion managed school-based nursing, and this decision allows us to focus on improving access to pediatric services across our entire region.
After a national search, Rosemarie Fernandez, MD, will be the next chair of the Department of Emergency Medicine for Carilion Clinic and the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine. She will join us in early 2026.
