USA Health’s signature event features videos highlighting two remarkable stories about patients and their care team members.
The Healthcare Leadership Certificate takes a year to complete, with classes held in person at the Mitchell College of Business. The first cohort, a select group of faculty and staff from USA and USA Health, is working through the curriculum and expected to complete the requirements by December 2024.
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The goal of the event is to show off Mobile as a prime place for graduates to launch their careers.
The migration of systems and infrastructure involves about 245 software applications touching everything from pharmacy and radiology to emergency medicine and physician workflows.
Let's have fun, give back to our healthcare community, celebrate the Mobile area, and watch as our most creative show off their talents!
Spreading awareness will inform more women about women-specific risk factors and women-specific presentation of a heart attack.
USA Health clinicians are experts in their fields, making them trusted sources on a variety of healthcare-related news topics.
Hospital team members and patients enjoyed treats, parades and throws as they let the good times roll for Mardi Gras.
When these positive small changes become habits, then they become very hard to break.
The ORBIE Awards honor chief information officers who demonstrate excellence in technology leadership.
The goal of the event was to show off Mobile as a prime place for graduates to launch their careers.
“Jimmy Shumock has made an incredible impact on our organization and our community, and many lives have been affected in a positive way because of his leadership and hard work.”
“Through systemwide education on universal skills, fair and just culture, and safety leadership skills training, we have set the expectations for all staff that safety comes first.”