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In March 2020, TeamHealth clinicians treated the first COVID-19 patient in Chicago. At that moment, they stepped into a battle with an unknown opponent that over 12 months has brought unimaginable heartbreak for a significant loss of life, triumph in innovation for treatment protocols, and hope for a future when the pandemic is finally under control. Through it all, our teams have fought for patients nationwide from urban epicenters to rural communities with uncompromising devotion. Today, we begin a series to look back at the challenges the healthcare community has faced, the sacrifices they have made, and the sheer determination they showed in the face of an unyielding opponent. This iconic image of married CRNAs has become our symbol for strength, courage, and hopefulness that we can get through anything as long as we do it together. Photo credit: Nicole DeLoach Hubbard
Patient Safety Awareness Week is a time each year to recognize the importance of patient safety. Though clinicians were strained mentally and physically over the past year, commitment to safety and quality never faltered. Today and every day, we say thank you to TeamHealth clinicians for your dedication to patient safety. #PSAW21
It is hard to believe that it was about one year ago when we were making plans to attend the American College of Healthcare Executive (ACHE) Congress on Healthcare Leadership and looking forward to speaking with hospital leaders from across the country. Today, conferences are still virtual, we’re still social distancing and we’ve all become masters of video conferencing! #ACHECongress Everyone at TeamHealth recognizes that you and your colleagues at America’s leading hospitals and health systems are working non-stop to manage the COVID-19 crisis and finding their footing in a new normal. If that work includes evaluating your strategic partners for your most important hospital-based clinical services, let us know. We’d love the opportunity to talk with you. For now, we’re wishing you, your leadership team and the communities you selflessly serve our very best.
In continuation of our #WomensHistoryMonth celebration, we want to take a moment to recognize the ways TeamHealth supports current and aspiring women leaders within our company. The Women in Leadership program encourages women within TeamHealth through collaboration and strategies to develop leaders and mentors in our communities. Learn more about the program.
Emergency departments face unique challenges. Having worked with over 500 emergency departments nationwide, TeamHealth drew on best practices to identify challenges and develop customized solutions when this Texas hospital’s fast-paced ED experienced lagging staff engagement and patient care. Read the full case study here.
In celebration of Patient Safety Awareness Week, we want to thank all of our clinicians for their unwavering dedication to patient safety, particularly through the unique challenges of COVID-19. Let’s take a minute to recognize the great work TeamHealth is doing to enhance patient safety.
The Food and Drug Administration granted an Emergency Use Authorization for the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine. The TeamHealth Emerging Infectious Disease Task Force (EIDT) analyzed Johnson & Johnson vaccine trial data and reached a unanimous conclusion outlining vaccination recommendations. Read the full analysis.
If you're interested in a job in Obstetrics and Gynecology, be sure to join us for the ACOG Virtual Career Fair on Thursday, March 18 from 5 to 8 p.m. EDT. Registration for attendees is free. Check out the full exhibitor list and register for free here.
For Women’s History Month, Glenda Sublett, TeamHealth Senior Vice President of Operations Support, and Director, Women in Leadership Program shares on women’s roles in healthcare and the positive impact that women leaders and staff at TeamHealth are having across the country. Read more in today’s blog. #WomensHistoryMonth
Over the past year, ICU intensivists have steadfastly provided care to staggering numbers of patients in the most critical of circumstances. Today, we take a moment to recognize their dedication and devotion. To ICU intensivists nationwide, thank you! If you are seeking a position to provide compassionate patient care we have intensivist positions available nationwide. View job openings here.
