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WOW June Award Winners – Ross Swope and John Hoover
The WOW award recognizes team members who engage with patients/families, visitors and employees in exceptional ways, providing a superior level of commitment and reflecting the values of Wood County Hospital (WCH). Ross...
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Dr. Moore Joins Hospitalist Team
Dr. Jacqueline Moore recently joined our hospitalist team, providing inpatient care. Dr. Moore has over 12 years of experience working as a hospitalist, primary care physician and medical educator and leader. She is board...
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WOW March Award Winner – TJ Lowery, RRT, RCP
The WOW Patient Experience Initiative recognizes team members who engage with patients/families, visitors and employees in exceptional ways, providing a superior level of commitment and reflecting the values of Wood County Hospital (WCH). TJ Lowery,...
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Rehabilitation Services Staff Donate to Plant Evergreen in Memory of Amy Richey
To honor the memory of Amy Richey, PT, who passed away in July 2019, Rehab Services staff joined together to raise money to have an evergreen planted and engraved stone displayed outside of the Rehabilitation Services building in December. Amy was a...
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WOW January Award Winner – Brad Lowe, Paramedic
The WOW Patient Experience Initiative recognizes team members who engage with patients/families, visitors and employees in exceptional ways, providing a superior level of commitment and reflecting the values of Wood County Hospital (WCH). Brad Lowe,...
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WOW December Award Winner – Mary Ann Romaker, LPN
The WOW Patient Experience Initiative recognizes team members who engage with patients/families, visitors and employees in exceptional ways, providing a superior level of commitment and reflecting the values of Wood County Hospital (WCH). Mary Ann...
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Judith Knox Behavioral Health Advocate Of The Year Award
Katie Underwood, RN, Emergency Services director, received the Judith Knox Advocate of the Year Award. The award recognizes an individual who has made an impact in mental health and/or substance abuse advocacy. Katie has helped transform how...
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Community and Hospital Support Provide Stuffed Animals for Pediatric Surgery Patients
To help comfort pediatric surgery patients, Laurie Garman, PCT, dresses stuffed animals, often teddy bears, in surgical scrubs and places them on the child’s surgery cart to have upon waking up. Laurie came up with the...
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