This National Rehabilitation Awareness Week, we honor and celebrate the transformative impact of rehabilitation professionals. Your unwavering commitment to restoring abilities and improving lives is nothing short of remarkable. Thank you for your tireless efforts and the hope you bring to so many! 🌟🏥🩺 #NationalRehabilitationAwarenessWeek
This Neonatal Nurses Week, we celebrate the incredible dedication and care provided by neonatal nurses everywhere. Your tireless efforts give our littlest ones a strong start in life! 🩺👶💕 #NeonatalNursesWeek
Calling all new graduate medical imaging professionals and current medical imaging students! Come connect with our team and learn more about our health system, our Utah and Idaho facilities, our medical imaging new grad career opportunities, and more at our upcoming Medical Imaging New Grad Virtual Information Session! Date: Tuesday, October 8th, 2024 Time: 12 p.m. - 1 p.m. MT Location: Virtual via Microsoft Teams - a link to join will be shared with you after you RSVP We hire medical imaging professionals across various modalities, including: - CT - Interventional Radiology - Mammography - MRI - Nuclear Medicine - Radiology - Ultrasound Participants will be able to ask questions and connect with our medical imaging leadership and talent acquisition teams during this live event. Visit https://tinyurl.com/4caa6jd8 to RSVP for this virtual event today - we look forward to connecting with you!
Our mission of helping people live the healthiest lives possible begins with our caregivers and their families. At Intermountain Health, we are proud to support the personal, work-related, and community well-being needs of our caregivers through a variety of programs and resources, including our Caregiver & Learning Growth Pathways. Learn more about how our Caregiver & Learning Growth Pathways help support our caregivers below. ⬇️
Styrofoam is non-biodegradable and non-recyclable and can take an estimated 500 years to decompose. That has been a challenge for Intermountain Home Services, as the team transports orders that require cooling, such as medications or perishable supplies. These orders must be kept at specific temperatures to ensure they remain effective and safe for use. However, the traditional solution for transportation – large Styrofoam coolers – has led to numerous patient complaints. These large foam coolers are not only environmentally unfriendly but also inconvenient and have become a pain point for patients looking to dispose of them. With this challenge in mind, Rod Norton, supply chain organization inventory operations manager within the Home Services Fulfillment Center, and his team began looking for a more sustainable solution. Their efforts led to the discovery of a new Green Cell Foam cooler, an eco-friendly packaging solution made from starch. This material is both biodegradable and compostable, quickly dissolving in water or breaking down as compost. The redesigned cooler also enables the Home Services team to consolidate shipments for certain orders, reducing the number of packages sent. Additionally, it maintains a cooler temperature more effectively, which minimizes the need for ice bricks and further reduces costs.
As caregivers, we spend so much time caring for patients that it’s easy to forget we can be patients, too. Whether we work for a health system or not, patients from all walks of life deserve quality and equitable care. Ambyr Spencer, clinical operations manager at Primary Children’s Hospital Miller Lehi Campus in Lehi, Utah, found herself in this situation in 2021. Her experience with Intermountain’s cardiology team, specifically Dr. Alberto Brizolara, reinforced the values we promote in clinical excellence and doing the right thing. Discover their inspiring story of friendship and exceptional cardiology care in the article below.
When you work for a hospital system that delivers two thirds of the babies born in the state of Utah, you touch a lot of lives. Even more so as the medical director of the women’s health clinical program, where maternal fetal medicine physician M. Sean Esplin, MD, influences care delivery across multiple states. “It’s my dream job,” he said. Read on for his thoughts on the virtues of being big, the clinic lessons of watercolor, and why, at Intermountain Health, you’re never alone.
AI phone trees and notetakers. Amputation-preventing floormats. Prescriptions parachuted to your doorstep from 400 feet. The future of healthcare is already here, and at Intermountain, we’re leveraging those technological advancements at the care site and in the clinic to bring the safest, highest quality, most convenient care to our patients, wherever they are. Great care will always depend first and foremost on our caregivers. That’s why Intermountain is investing in the latest clinical technology to maximize our caregivers’ effectiveness and expand their reach.
🎉 This week, we celebrate the incredible dedication and expertise of vascular nurses around the world. Your commitment to patient care and your specialized knowledge in vascular health make a significant difference every day. Happy Vascular Nurses Week! 🩺💙
This week, we celebrate the dedication and expertise of nephrology nurses. Their commitment to patient care and their specialized knowledge in nephrology make a significant difference in the lives of those with kidney diseases. Join us in appreciating the hard work and compassion of these incredible nurses! 🩺💙
