News and Events for Employees of Med Center Health
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The Medical Center at Bowling Green reaches 20,000 vaccinations milestone
Med Center Health is playing an integral role in vaccinating the citizens of Kentucky against COVID-19. Since the arrival of the first shipment of vaccine on December 14, Med Center […]
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Show your love on National Donor Day
National Donor Day is Sunday, February 14. Established to spread awareness and education about organ, eye and tissue donation, National Donor Day also recognizes those who have given and received […]
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MCH goes red to promote awareness of heart disease
Med Center Health Nursing Administration, Marketing, Foundation and Community Wellness were among the many who wore red on February 5. GO RED is the American Heart Association’s initiative aimed at […]
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Raffle to Benefit to the Marion Boyd Scholarship Fund
Marion Boyd was a valued employee of the Radiology Department for 57 years. She was the only employee to ever have her very own designated parking spot at The Medical […]
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Connie Smith, John Kelly inducted to Hall of Fame
Congratulations to the 2021 Junior Achievement of South Central Kentucky Business Hall of Fame Laureates Connie Smith, MCH President and Chief Executive Officer, and John Kelly, Vice Chair of the […]
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Go Red on Friday, February 5
Wear red on Friday, February 5! GO RED is the American Heart Association’s initiative aimed at increasing awareness about heart disease in women. This February, make a change for the […]
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The Medical Center at Albany staff help patient achieve goal
Determination is a huge part of achieving a goal – in the case of Lera Sue Johnson, an employee at the Tyson chicken processing plant in Albany, her goal was […]
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The Medical Center at Bowling Green Authorized to move into Phase 1b
The Medical Center at Bowling Green is continuing to vaccinate healthcare personnel included in the state’s Phase 1a. We have been authorized by the Kentucky Department of Public Health to […]
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Retirements
Doris Thomas, Vice President of Development, retired after 35 years of service. Learn more about Doris’ years of service to our community in WBKO’s Home Town Hero segment that aired […]
