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USA Health offers an extensive network of physicians and other healthcare providers. The USA Health Physician Enterprise includes our faculty practice – the largest multispecialty group in the region – as well as our affiliated clinics.
At USA Health, we treat people. In doing so, we want to understand your unique needs so our doctors and other providers can design a plan of care specifically for you. Use the field below to search for a specific service, treatment, specialty or provider.
USA Health regularly recognizes employees for going above and beyond in caring for patients and providing high-quality customer service.
Published May 9th, 2023
Sutton named Cheers for Peers winner
Jasmine Sutton, a patient care assistant at Children’s & Women’s Hospital, was named a Cheers for Peers award winner. Pictured with Sutton are Bridget Moore, R.N., director of pediatric services; Mollie Alexander, R.N.; Orvia Woods, R.N.; Caroline Lisenby, R.N.; and Allen Broome, PharmD, assistant administrator for Children’s & Women’s Hospital.
Shackett named employee of the month
Skylar Shackett, R.N., a nurse in the hematology clinic at the Mitchell Cancer Institute, has been named employee of the month for April. Among the comments shared about Shackett: “Skylar is hard-working, kind, always on time and never complains.” “Skylar is the nurse for a very fast-paced doctor and clinic. She continually works hard to exceed the expectations of her team, her doctor and her patients. She is always willing to learn anything that is needed to help our patients. She has a great attitude and always has a smile on her face regardless of circumstances.”
Five University Hospital employees named Great Catch winners
Great Catch awards are given to employees for instances in which they spoke up for safety, escalated concerns, and went above and beyond outside of the scope of their typical job duties. Each quarter, Safety MVPs are chosen for recognition from all Great Catch award winners for each USA Health facility.
Brooke McPherson, CT technologistSamantha Waltman, CT technologistJordyn Morris, CT technologist, won two Great Catches during the month.Joy Johnson, CT technologistSarah Bryars, sonographer
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“Research consistently shows that camps and recreational programs are essential therapeutic interventions that can improve health outcomes, emotional well-being, and quality of life for children and their families,” said Kim Thompson-Yates, who leads the Mapp Child and Family Life Program.
“Academic medicine allows me to stay involved in teaching, engage in research and continue evolving as a clinician. It’s incredibly rewarding to be part of a community that values curiosity, collaboration, and a shared pursuit of excellence,” said Gerardo Eman, M.D.
Richard J. Gualtieri, M.D., brings a wealth of experience to the health system, with clinical expertise spanning general oncology — particularly lung, breast, and colorectal cancers — as well as blood cancers and nonmalignant blood disorders.
“This tournament is more than a great day of golf; it’s a meaningful way to support our mission of providing compassionate, high-quality care to the communities we serve,” said Rick Metzger, MMHC, BSN, CEO of USA Health Providence Hospital.
Perspectives from all levels of the health system are crucial in helping program leadership understand the current training and informational needs across University Hospital related to this vital new initiative.
