Staff Spotlight: Meet Jessica Shaw, Radiologic TechnologistBorn and raised in Richland Center, Jessica Shaw has spent the past 12 years caring for patients at The Richland Hospital and Clinics. As a mammography technologist, she loves serving her hometown and helping women feel comfortable and supported during their screening journey.Her message to anyone putting off a mammogram? "Don't be afraid. We're here to do the test with you, not to you. We'll guide you every step of the way." When we asked Jessica, "Who is your pink for," she answered, "My pink is for all the women who have faced breast cancer and those who may face it in the future. I want to be an advocate for women and encourage us to take care of ourselves, because so many of us spend our time caring for others first."Thank you, Jessica, for your dedication to our patients and community#BreastCancerAwareness #RuralHealthCare #CommunityMatters ... See MoreSee Less
Happy Materials Management Week to our behind-the-scenes heroes!While patients may never see these dedicated professionals in action, their work has a direct impact on patient care every single day. From managing critical medical supplies to ensuring the right products are available at the right time, they help keep our hospital running smoothly behind the scenes. Pictured left to right are Steven Young, Kellie Ryan, Brenda Corp and Elizabeth Lins.To our Materials Management team: thank you for your attention to detail, commitment to excellence, and unwavering support of our patients, providers, and staff. You are true health care heroes, and we're grateful for all you do.If you're interested in a health care career outside of direct patient care, look for openings on our careers page. You can search and apply online at richlandhospital.com/careers #MaterialsManagementWeek #RuralHealthCare #CommunityMatters ... See MoreSee Less
For more than 40 years, Marsha Jones, Radiologic Technologist, has helped women throughout the region prioritize their breast health at The Richland Hospital and Clinics. Known affectionately as "Mammo Marsha," she's cared for generations of patients and witnessed mammography technology evolve from the ground up.When asked who her "pink" is for, Marsha's answer is simple: "My patients. They keep me here." Her compassionate approach helps make every mammogram a little less intimidating and a lot more personal.Thank you, Marsha, for four decades of dedication, reassurance, and exceptional care for our community. Walk-in screening mammograms are available every Thursday in October, from 10 AM - 6 PM for women aged 40+. New patients welcome! No pre-registration necessary, just bring your insurance card and name of your primary care provider. #RuralHealthCare #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #CommunityMatters ... See MoreSee Less
During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we're wearing pink to raise awareness and to support important screenings. Who is your pink for? Get screened. For you. For them.#BreastCancerAwareness #RuralHealthCare #CommunityMatters ... See MoreSee Less
Last Thursday, October 1, was a busy day at the hospital with our mass casualty training drill and the start of walk-in mammograms. But that didn't stop so many of you from showing up at our ImpactLife Blood Drive! We had 25 appointments scheduled well ahead of time and were so happy to see so many walk-ins. Your donation makes all the difference, and we can't thank you enough. Our next blood drive isn't until December. We'll make sure to remind you as the date approaches. "The way your community shows up to support rural health care is incredible," says Jake, program coordinator at ImpactLife. We couldn't agree more. #ImpactLifeBloodDrive #CommunityMatters #RuralHealthCare ... See MoreSee Less
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