There is potential for a winter storm this week.
To best prepare for upcoming weather, please follow these instructions.
1. Know the Inclement Weather Policy
Ask your manager if your job is considered an emergency personnel position and if you are required to come to work in inclement weather. If so, please be careful and have a plan in place so you can make it to and from work safely.
It’s time to share your creativity! After a three-year hiatus, the Employee Art Show is back and we want to see your best artwork.
Registration is now open; register your artwork by March 15 to compete for a cash prize. Prizes will total nearly $3,500!
About the Employee Art Show
We are accepting applications for the third round of our innovative YES (Your Efforts, Supported) Program.
Did you know that cold weather can trigger rosacea flare-ups?
Rosacea is a common skin disease that is characterized by redness or flushing of the face, usually the nose and cheek area, but can spread to the forehead, chin, ears, chest and back.
It’s important to protect your skin from the elements when you go outdoors during the winter months, and a good skincare routine can help!
If you work in Roanoke, you've undoubtedly noticed the Crystal Spring Tower taking shape with a new pedestrian bridge over Jefferson Street. The first phase of the opening will be the expanded Emergency Department, scheduled to open on April 15.
For the past few decades, after a transition of Presidential power, Presidents have used Executive Orders (EOs) to quickly enact their policy agendas. Many of you are tracking the recent Executive Orders (EOs) that may have an impact on the way we deliver healthcare. Our legal team has also been monitoring the EOs and related developments closely, including seeking guidance from appropriate outside national counsel as needed.
To help our younger generation experience the healthcare arena—and to provide immeasurable support to our organization—we are offering clinical and non-clinical paid internships to high school and college students.
Parents: Here is your chance to get them a job!
A memorial plaque featuring a bronze Stetson hat and roses hangs in the entrance atrium at CRMH. You may have passed it many times or have never seen it. Either way, its significance for the person it represents deserves to be shared at any time, and as we honor Black History Month.
Our Culinary Center is leading the way in sustainability with its new composting program, launched in September 2024 in partnership with a new local composting company. In just the first eight weeks, the initiative diverted 9,134 pounds of food waste from landfills—preventing approximately 4.63 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (MTCO2e) from entering the atmosphere.
You may have noticed that benefit deductions did not come out of your Jan. 31 paycheck. This does not mean that you don’t have benefits.
As a reminder, benefit premiums for 2025 are calculated to be deducted out of 24 pay periods.
