Catholic Medical Center的动态

Grab your best pink tie, scrubs, sweater, socks or scarf and join us on Fri, Oct 18 for CMC’s Wear Pink Day! Help raise awareness for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, show solidarity with survivors and honor those we’ve lost and remind everyone of the importance of regular screenings. https://buff.ly/3TTofBN

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Monday Motivation! Join us for NH’s largest marathon! Lace up your sneakers and hit the pavement for the CMC’s Manchester City Marathon on Sun, Nov 10. And if a marathon isn’t for you, there’s also a half, relay and a 5k! Whichever you choose, use the code RUNWITHCMC24 to save 15% off your registration. See you at the finish line! https://buff.ly/3Av1Unh

Dr. Eddinger’s interest in biology and the human body started in grammar school. Today, the combination of his experience, knowledge and data helps him guide cardiac patients through their risk factors or progression of heart disease. “I had a great pediatrician, Henry Plantier, who fostered my interest. In addition, as a young phlebotomist at CMC, the staff knew I was interested in medical school, and helped to guide me.” That connection motivated Dr. Eddinger to pursue cardiology and stay in his hometown. Read more of his 50th Anniversary Legacy of Care story: https://buff.ly/4ePVDBi

The new fall color is Pinktober for Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Join CMC’s Pinky Promise team on Sun, Oct 27 at Memorial Field in Concord for the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk. By walking with us—or supporting the team—you’ll help raise hope and funds for breast cancer patients and survivors. That’s a powerful pink step! https://buff.ly/4eLCArQ

Cynthia Kolenda, APRN, NP-C, CWCN, CFCN, MSN has dedicated 41-years of her career to CMC and continues to “want the best possible outcome for our patients.” Read Cindy’s story: https://buff.ly/3zI1ppS As we celebrate CMC’s 50th Anniversary, we look back at our achievements made possible due to the unwavering dedication of individuals who have invested so much of their time and talents. If you’re visiting the hospital, we invite you to explore our history through some of our CMC champions—on the skybridge or outside the main elevator bank on level A.

Join us in congratulating ???????????????? ??????????, ??????, ????—our latest Daisy Award winner! She was nominated by a patient who shared that during her two-night hospital stay, Kristine took care of her and put her mind at ease. The patient recalled, “She made me feel so secure in this new environment. Last night I was an emotional wreck. She shared a short video with me. It changed my whole night. I was able to sleep and be at peace with things. She is an earth angel.” Daisy Awards are given to nurses who go above and beyond—they are recognized for their extraordinary, skillful and compassionate care they provide patients and families. Congratulations Kristine and thank you for caring for you patients like family!

Sarah Doherty, RN, BSN, CEN, Nursing Unit Director, is a cornerstone of our Emergency Department. With 15 years at CMC and 16 years of nursing experience, she is a vital part of our team. In Sarah’s words: "Despite the challenges and busy nature of the Emergency Department, the staff at CMC work together seamlessly, especially under pressure. It's truly remarkable how doctors, nurses, techs, paramedics, and support staff come together to deliver exceptional care. This coordination not only improves patient outcomes but also fosters a supportive and efficient work environment. We always find and support one another, ensuring the best possible care for our patients." Inspired by Sarah’s dedication? Explore career opportunities and join our team: https://buff.ly/4gKsV71