News and Events for Employees of Med Center Health
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One year CLABSI-Free!
Congratulations to all the staff at The Medical Center at Bowling Green CCU for achieving one year without a single central line-associated bloodstream infection (CLABSI)! This is an outstanding achievement. […]
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Marion Boyd Scholarship Fund raffle winner
Congratulations to Tonia Watson, this quarter’s winner of the coveted Marion Boyd Parking Spot! As winner of the Marion Boyd Scholarship Fund raffle, she has the privilege of parking in […]
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Retirements
Melinda Joyce, Vice President of Corporate Support Services, Med Center Health Administration (pictured above, left), retired after 36 years of service. Congratulating her is Connie Smith, President and CEO.
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Retirements
Lynn Williams, Vice President of Human Resources, Med Center Health Administration, retired after 22 years of service. Pictured above, she is congratulated by Connie Smith, President and CEO, and David […]
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Med Center Health Welcomes Shebna Unes, M.D.
Med Center Health is pleased to welcome OB/GYN Shebna Unes, M.D. as she joins the team of physicians and certified nurse midwives at Women’s Health Specialists. Dr. Unes earned her […]
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ECHO Blitz!
July – August – September Get ready to see ECHO committee members in The Medical Center at Bowling Green cafeteria during “Foundation Friday” lunches, along with lunch dates at Franklin, […]
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Med Center Health 10K Classic online registration now open
Go online to register for the Med Center Health 10K Classic! Now, in its 42nd year, Med Center Health 10K Classic is known by all as “The Race for Everyone.” […]
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Med Center Health receives quality improvement award
Med Center Health has been named a recipient of the 2021 Premier QUEST Hero Award. The award comes from Premier Inc., a leading healthcare improvement and technology company that unites […]
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Return to Screening
During the pandemic, many people have put off going to their doctor for routine health screenings such as for colorectal cancer, high blood pressure and diabetes. Unfortunately, this can lead […]
