When you attend an in-person meeting, you probably know what you are expected to do. But what about a virtual Teams meeting? Do you know what your role is and what you can do with the technology in that role?
Teams meetings have three basic roles: organizer, presenter and attendee. Each role plays an important part before, during and after a meeting.
In our day-to-day work, we may come into contact with products that contain potentially hazardous chemicals — for example, Sani-Cloth Plus germicidal disposable cloths used for disinfecting surfaces or alcohol prep pads used for medical procedures. It’s important to be aware of the chemicals we use and the safety measures we should take when using them.
If you chose McClanahan Street as your pickup location when you ordered your item, designated pickup days and times have been added below. If you chose another location, you will be contacted about pickup. You will only be able to pick up your item at the location you selected.
Cybercriminals are always finding new ways to steal people’s information. Recently, we have seen phishing attempts targeting Carilion employees with emails designed to look like official emails from Microsoft programs such as OneDrive or Sharepoint.
With the continued downward trend in the number of new COVID-19 cases in our community and a welcomed return to normalcy, it might seem like we could loosen up on hand hygiene.
The truth is, exercising good hand hygiene is as important now as ever!
A new infusion center is now open to patients on 1 South at CRMH.
The unit is located in space that was formerly occupied by CTaC, the Health Sciences Library and classrooms. It has eight infusion bays, including one negative-pressure room to treat patients who require airborne isolation precautions.
We have opportunities to work alongside, and care for, individuals who represent a variety of nationalities, sexual orientations, religious backgrounds and cultures. That’s why fostering an environment in which everyone feels welcomed, respected, supported and valued is so important.
Learning more about the people we work with and serve is the first step to building a welcoming environment.
We all have something to express! Sharing our thoughts and feelings through art is a powerful way to support our healing—in service of ourselves and our patients.
The Western Virginia Workforce Development Board, in partnership with Carilion Clinic, United Way of Roanoke Valley and the Roanoke City and Alleghany Health District, has received a $414,938 federal grant to help with area COVID-19 efforts. The funding will be used to create nine new community health worker positions.
