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Steve’s Weekly Wrap-Up (June 9, 2017)

This week the OR staff at CMC said goodbye, unexpectedly, to their colleague Casey Bullard. Continue reading →

Welcome, Steve!

Many of you have had the opportunity to meet and get to know Coliseum Medical Centers’ new CEO, Steve Daugherty. Watch this video as Steve introduces himself to CMC staff – and some of the staff at Coliseum Northside Hospital say goodbye and wish him well.

Steve’s Weekly Wrap-Up (May 25, 2017)

The last Monday of every May, we observe Memorial Day in the United States. Continue reading →

May Main Artery!

April_May- Main Artery (click link to see full doc!)

Steve’s Weekly Wrap-Up

First of all, Happy Mother’s Day… Continue reading →

“Dark Knight” Chocolate Bake-Off Registration!

CMC National Hospital Week Calendar!

Interested in Volunteering?

Interested in Volunteering at Coliseum Northside Hospital or Coliseum Medical Centers? Continue reading →

Lego RELAY Competition Registration!

Ready to DOMINATE our National Hospital Week “Lego Relay Competition” with your department’s team?! Continue reading →

Steve’s Weekly Wrap-Up (April 21, 2017)

I started my healthcare career as a high school student enrolled in a Cherokee Nation youth training program where they taught me phlebotomy at the Indian Health Services Hospital near my home town. Continue reading →

Coliseum Summer Volunteer Program

Do you know of a high school or college student interested in volunteering at Coliseum Northside Hospital or Coliseum Medical Centers this summer? Continue reading →

Steve’s Weekly Wrap-Up (April 7, 2017)

I want to thank David Smith for setting up command centers at both hospitals and keeping us informed throughout the storms we had this week. Continue reading →

Steve’s Weekly Wrap-Up (March 24, 2017)

This week, we had some of the highest volumes in our emergency rooms and high census at both hospitals. I was pleased to see the cooperation and collaboration between the hospitals as we made room for each patient while keeping the service level high. Our emergency room physicians, intensivists and hospitalists worked diligently to make … Continue reading →