IN THE COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY OUTREAC YOUTH MENTORING Karen Alberts, R.N. (top photo, far right), of St. Clair Hospital's Sipe Infusion Center, explains to high school-aged students with the Bethel Park-based human services organization SHIM (South Hills Interfaith Movement) one of her duties at the infusion center during a recent job shadowing/career night at the Hospital. More than 15 students from SHIM — all of whom are refugees — spoke with professionals in Pharmacy, Occupational Therapy, Medical Records, Medical Imaging and Nursing during the event. ■
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Jennifer A. Totten, M.D.
GRANT TO FUND COURTESY TRANSPORTATION Venard Campbell (third from left), Pre-Hospital Coordinator at St. Clair Hospital, accepts a $1,000 grant from Joseph King, (second from left) President of the Mt. Lebanon Community Endowment to support the Hospital’s Courtesy Van Transportation Program. The program, funded entirely with generous donations from the community, shuttles individuals who do not have access to transportation to their medical appointments. Pictured with Venard and Joseph and one of the Foundation-sponsored Courtesy vans are, left to right: Audrey Bode, Executive Director of the Endowment; Mike Blehar, a Board Member of the Endowment; Rick Lerach, Vice President of the Endowment, and Kristen Beattie, Manager, Organizational Advancement, St. Clair Hospital Foundation. ■
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