We announced a new program in 2022 that gives participants needed tools and support to successfully meet educational and career goals.

Now, YES (Your Efforts, Supported) will open the application process Jan. 16 – 27 to accept the program’s first five participants.

Working remotely presents different challenges than working in an office or clinical setting. During the holiday season, you may have children home from school or family visiting. Now is a good time to revisit or develop some reasonable boundaries with the others in your home as well as with yourself.

Here are a few tips to help you find some balance:

Carilion Children’s Tanglewood Center officially opened its doors in early October 2021, serving as a one-stop specialty clinic. After one year in operation, it has proven to be a success in a variety of ways and has made a positive impact on our patients and our community.

As you head out for the holidays, the last thing you want to share with your family and friends is the flu! Luckily, there are easy ways to keep yourself and others safe.

While the influenza virus, or flu, is spread year-round, numbers usually peak in fall and winter. This year, we’re seeing early surges of respiratory illnesses in our area. Common flu symptoms include:

All Carilion employees (not just those who are designated as mandatory reporters) are responsible for reporting suspected patient abuse or neglect.

If you suspect a patient is suffering from abuse or neglect:

As temperatures drop, we want you to stay safe at work and home. It’s time to think about preparing your car for winter! You never know when you will encounter winter weather or hazardous road conditions. 

Follow these tips from Police and Security to stay safe all season long. 

Heat resilience is the capacity for communities to adapt to and cope with higher temperatures and heat waves. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) awarded a $316,777 grant for the project Building Heat Resilience in Southwestern Virginia Through Education. 

Reducing energy waste is one of the most effective measures that we can take to cut back on our environmental impact and protect community health. While reducing energy use as a system may sound like an overwhelming task, if all of us start small, our collective efforts can make a big impact.

Over the past two weeks, the "Carilion Cares, I Care" campaign staff visited hospitals and sites across our system to give us all a chance to turn in pledge forms in person, pick up T-shirts and spin the wheel to win Carilion-branded prizes!

Don’t wait until the last minute to get your required flu vaccine! The earlier you get it, the sooner you will be protected, which is especially important because flu season is off to an early start.