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We'll champion you. Meet Mikhaila C., Registered Nurse and Alaina W., Certified Surgical Tech about what it's like to work in neurosurgery at Springfield Regional Medical Center. Join a collaborative team, with clear communication and a shared commitment to helping patients heal. Here, you can build your career while making an impact each day. Click the link to learn more: https://bit.ly/49vXYRN #MercyHealthCareers #neurosurgery

During #NursesWeek, we asked some of our nurses what their nursing super power is. Catch up with a few of our nurses from Cincinnati - Kings Mills Hospital and learn what makes their super powers are.

There are more than 1,000 Kentuckians currently waiting for a lifesaving organ transplant. Last year, Mercy Health — Lourdes Hospital in our Kentucky market made it possible for three organ donors to give the gift of life, saving nine people through the donation of one heart, one lung, three livers, five kidneys, and one pancreas. In addition, healing and hope were extended through four tissue donors and four eye donors last year. Thank you to Network For Hope for donating a flag for us to raise in honor of honor of the people who have given the gift of life through organ, eye and tissue donation.

Today, we’re celebrating Kathy Harley and the incredible impact she’s made as the President of Mercy Health – St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital in our Youngstown, Ohio market. After years of dedicated service, Kathy will retire on June 26, leaving behind a legacy of strong leadership, compassion and commitment to our Mission. Thank you, Kathy, for all you’ve done to serve our patients, our associates and our community. Wishing you all the best in this next chapter!

We were proud to be part of an important conversation about the future of health care, recently presented by the Cincinnati Business Courier. Thank you to Beth Blank, MBA, vice president of service lines for Mercy Health—Cincinnati, for representing our organization on stage and sharing insight on how innovation, technology, and workforce strategy are shaping what comes next in health care. Beth’s leadership and perspective reflect our commitment to forward-thinking care, supporting clinicians, and preparing for the needs of our communities today and into the future. We appreciate you representing Mercy Health so well.

Congratulations Nikki Hatfield, MBA, CMA, CHCP! Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ehXf9uh4

We’re proud to share that Bon Secours Mercy Health received the Best Early Talent Recruiting Award at the #IAMPHENOM Conference! Congratulations to Emily D., University Relations Manager, and our University Relations team for their outstanding work creating meaningful early talent experiences and helping connect students with opportunities across our markets. Through partnerships with colleges and universities, this team helps guide the next generation of nurses, technologists and clinicians from the classroom into rewarding health care careers. If you’re looking to start or grow your career in health care, we invite you to explore opportunities with Bon Secours Mercy Health. Explore careers and apply today at https://bit.ly/3tuJ2RH!

Mercy Health—Clermont in our Cincinnati, Ohio market recently participated in the UC Clermont College Scholarship Reception, celebrating the partnerships that help strengthen the future of health care in our region. Dean Bauer and Mercy Health -- Clermont President Tim Prestridge, FACHE took a moment to pause beside the Mercy Health plaque at the entrance to one of UC Clermont’s Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) classrooms. This plaque recognizes Mercy Health’s support of the MLT program and reflects our ongoing commitment to investing in the development of future laboratory professionals. Skilled lab teams play a vital role in delivering high‑quality patient care, and Mercy Health is proud to support educational programs that prepare students for these essential careers. Thank you to UC Clermont for the continued collaboration and for the meaningful work being done to equip tomorrow’s health care leaders.

Mercy Health - Springfield (Springfield, Ohio) recently celebrated all things heart with over 200 guests at our annual Mercy Health Heart and Vascular Dinner. The theme for this year's event was “Hearts United, Beating Stronger Together.” Community members and guests enjoyed a meal along with presentations from physicians on heart health and stroke awareness. The evening's agenda also included an emotional testimonial from a heart attack survivor who shared firsthand the importance of heart health awareness.

Recently, students from the Paducah Innovation Hub joined the team at Mercy Health - Kentucky market for a hands-on lunch and learn session. This time at our Orthopedic Center. During this visit, students toured the many different areas of orthopedics - including therapy, casting, imaging and durable medical equipment - all while learning about the multiple health care careers within this department. Students were then able to learn about career journeys and available workforce pathways inside Mercy Health. This day was part of the Paducah Public Schools Innovation Hub’s year-long series of lunch and learns with various health care organizations throughout Paducah and McCracken County (Kentucky), exposing health care career pathway students to different hospital departments and other health care settings as they begin their career journeys.