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Join us for our New Grad Nursing Open House! Date: Thursday, November 17th, 2022 Time: 1pm - 2pm MST Location: Virtual via Microsoft Teams - the link to join this event will be shared with you via email once you fill out the RSVP form linked here: https://bit.ly/imhrnnewgrad112022 Come explore what a nursing career with Intermountain Healthcare could offer you & learn more about our health system, our nurse residency program & more! Participants will be able to ask questions & connect with our team during this live event. We also encourage you to submit your questions before the event via our RSVP form. We look forward to connecting with you!
Facilities leaders’ recent quick response to a restroom flooded with smelly sewage at the Spring Valley Women’s Health Clinic in Nevada kept the clinic open to see almost 100 patients. “I saw Geno walk in, and he jumped in saying, ‘Let’s just figure this out,’” says Sharon Lawrence, practice manager. “It just made it better to have additional support from our leadership team and facilities. I called my director and said, ‘He’s over here running the wet vac. We’re going to stay open. It was huge having their presence here and not having to worry about what this looked like on the other side. I can’t say enough about Geno and his hands-on approach.” “It was yet another example of Geno and his team partnering with the practices to support patient care,” says Sloan Albert, operations vice-president in Nevada. “They’re consistently responsive and customer focused. Geno personally came out to the site to ensure work was done quickly and the fewest possible patients were impacted by the flooding.”
Join us for our CNA / PCT Virtual Hiring Event! Date: Tuesday, November 15th, 2022 Time: 3pm - 4pm MST Location: Virtual via Microsoft Teams - the link to join this event will be shared with you via email once you fill out the RSVP form linked here: https://bit.ly/imhpct112022 Come explore what a career with Intermountain Healthcare could offer you! Full-time, part-time & PRN Patient Care Tech (Certified Nursing Assistant) & Certified Nursing Assistant Student positions available. We look forward to connecting with you!
A Herriman, UT man is alive and doing well after doctors at Intermountain Medical Center in Murray performed a life-saving heart procedure using new, innovative technology that allowed them to repair the man’s badly damaged heart vessels without having to perform complex open-heart surgery – a lengthy procedure that he likely wouldn’t have survived. This marks the first time this technology and procedure have been used in Utah, and anywhere in the Intermountain West.
Are you interested in becoming a Medical Assistant? Join us & explore what a Medical Assistant career with Intermountain Healthcare could offer you! Medical Assistant Virtual Career Exploration Event Date: Tuesday, November 15th, 2022 Time: 4pm – 5pm MST Location: Virtual (Microsoft Teams Meeting) - the link to join this event will be shared with you via email once you fill out the RSVP form linked here: https://bit.ly/maexploration112022 Come connect with our team to learn more about our health system & what it's like to work as a Medical Assistant with us. Participants will be able to ask questions & connect with our recruitment team during this live event. You can also submit your questions before the event by emailing our recruitment team at MARecruitment@imail.org. We look forward to connecting with you!
Congratulations to the following Intermountain Healthcare caregivers for earning national recognition! Viet Le, PA-C, physician assistant and researcher at Intermountain Medical Center in Murray, UT was named America’s 2022 Top PA for Cardiology by Point of Care Network (POCN), a network organization for nurse practitioners and physician assistants. John Burke, MD, infectious disease physician at Intermountain Medical Center in Murray, UT, was awarded Mastership in the American College of Physicians. Pallavi Ranade-Kharker, PhD, Intermountain's director of research informatics & precision health, received the Women Tech Awards Technology Leadership Award. Anne Pendo, MD, medical director of physician and APP experience and well-being, Perry Gee, RN, PhD, nurse scientist, and Emily Stirling, caregiver well-being director won best overall poster at the 2022 Summit on Promoting Well-being and Resilience in Healthcare Professionals.
Intermountain Healthcare (formerly SCL Health) has awarded a $250,000 grant to support and celebrate Tepeyac Community Health Center’s project to build a new clinic and expand access to primary medical, dental, and behavioral health services for uninsured and underinsured individuals in Denver, CO and surrounding areas. With continued support and partnership from Saint Joseph Hospital in Denver, CO, Tepeyac Community Health Center has provided healthcare and key services to the Latino community in the Denver metro area for the past 25 years. According to the 2021 census, 29% of Denver residents are Hispanic/Latinx – and are Denver’s largest minority population. The new Tepeyac clinic will triple the number of patients Tepeyac can serve each year—currently, these patients may not have a primary care provider or may be waiting for a long time for an appointment to see a doctor. Tepeyac’s expanded facility is scheduled to open in early 2023 and will continue to provide resources to communities and work to remove barriers to healthcare.
DISCOVERY Children’s Museum in Las Vegas, NV hosted a grand opening ceremony in the Museum’s ECO CITY gallery today to unveil its new exhibit offering children and their families a chance to learn, play and explore the field of healthcare. Inside the new space, children and their families are invited to learn while playing on a large replica classic Operation game, hands-on baby doll nursery, fun display that simulates X-ray scans so kids can learn about the appearance of the human skeletal system and more. The exhibit, sponsored by Intermountain Healthcare, is designed to introduce our youngest generation to careers in healthcare. “Children and families will be able to learn about healthcare in a comfortable and fun environment while taking on the role of a patient or healthcare provider,” said Dr. Paul Krakovitz, Intermountain Healthcare Region President. “This exhibit creates numerous ways for children to develop and grow to understand the importance of healthcare while giving them a window to various careers in the healthcare field.
Zipline, the global leader in instant logistics and delivery, recently announced it is beginning deliveries of prescriptions and medical products directly to select Intermountain Healthcare patients’ yards in the Salt Lake Valley area, and that interested customers can sign up to use the service and place orders. Zipline’s Utah delivery system will expand gradually over five years and will eventually be capable of delivering directly to more than 1 million people. With this new partnership, the companies are making healthcare more accessible, convenient, and better for the environment. Intermountain Healthcare is the first health system west of the Mississippi River to use Zipline to bring prescriptions and over-the-counter medications to patients’ homes via Zipline’s on-demand logistics system, which includes fully electric, autonomous aircrafts. This enables Intermountain to provide people-first care to its patients, in-person or virtually, and ensures patients can receive support in a convenient and accessible way.
Todd and Andie Pedersen have given a transformative gift of $35 million dollars supporting Primary Children’s Hospital “Primary Promise” to create the nation’s model health system for children. The press conference this morning was held at the Larry H. and Gail Miller Family Campus in Lehi, Utah, which has hit the halfway mark in its construction. Businesswoman, civic leader, and philanthropist Gail Miller said it best - “This new hospital campus is a key piece of a much larger vision, and it’s going to distinguish Utah and the Intermountain area as a model for integrated, high quality pediatric care and will demonstrate to the rest of the nation Intermountain’s commitment to caring for the most vulnerable among us.” In honor of this generous gift, the patient tower at the Miller Family Campus will be named the Todd and Andie Pedersen Patient Tower.
