Posters highlight our faculty, staff

This effort is designed to bring to light the people throughout the health system who help us be the region’s innovative healthcare provider.

Published Jun 9th, 2020

New posters are going up throughout USA Health that highlight our faculty and staff. Initially focusing on the people who have been featured throughout our “How We See It” campaign this year, this effort is designed to bring to light the people throughout the health system who help us be the region’s innovative healthcare provider. Photos continue to be taken, and posters will be rotated on a regular basis moving forward.

If you think someone brings an innovative perspective to their job, please contact Marie Katz, director of creative services for USA Health, at [email protected].

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