QUARTER 2 2022 PEOPLE
People
Contents 2
A Note From Our CEO
3-4 Human Resources 4
Retirement Spotlight
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Patient Support Services Kay Campbell Scholarship
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Quarter 1 Recognition
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Hepatitis C Training
10-11 Construction Update 12-14 Outreach 15 16-17
HB525 Update Gray Clinic Outreach Mental Health Awareness Month
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CMAA Pinning Ceremony
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Living the Grace Health Mission
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Upcoming Events
A Note From Our CEO It is the people of Grace Health who have positively shaped our organization from day one. Without the hard work, dedication, and perseverance exhibited by our phenomenal team members, we would be unable to serve the communities in southeastern Kentucky as we do. For every person who shares joy and compassion throughout the day, I want to thank you. Your contributions do not go unnoticed; you are valued. In this edition, I am excited to recognize several individuals who always go above and beyond in their roles with Grace Health to improve the lives of those around them every day. This quarter, we had the pleasure of honoring Alesia Anderson, a 14year employee of Grace Health, with a retirement party at 2nd & Main
in Corbin (page 4). On page 18, we highlight the most recent cohort of CMAA graduates and their instructor, Kelly Philpot. The cohort achieved a 100% certification pass rate. Philpot received the Together We Can award for her hard work teaching the CMAA course in addition to her daily dedication to Grace Health. Additionally, we are happy to share that Hannah Owens, one of our amazing medical assistants, is the winner of the Quarter 1 Stellar Award (page 8). We are proud that each of these ladies has given their time and heart to Grace Health, representing a small sampling of the remarkable group dedicated to helping people heal. We can meet the Grace Health mission because of employees who are willing to learn, train, and grow. To further our mission, we award scholarships to students from our six service areas who intend to pursue a medical career in their secondary education. We are excited to introduce you to the 2022 Kay Campbell Scholarship recipients (pages 5-7). These young people are brilliant examples of the potential that resides in southeastern Kentucky. In addition to advancing their medical knowledge to help patients in need (pages 9), Grace Health team members represented the hands and feet of Jesus through various outreach events this quarter (pages 1214). We continue to see the blessings of God pour upon our communities when we dedicate the time to be written epistles of His Word (page 19). We are thankful that Grace Health team members strive to keep their light burning bright for the people we serve. "Therefore encourage one another and build each other up as you are already doing." I Thessalonians 5:11 - Michael Stanley
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Human Resources New Providers Courtney Day, DMD It is with great excitement that we announce Dr. Courtney Day, DMD has joined the Grace Health dental team. For her undergraduate education, Dr. Day attended Alice Lloyd College in Knott County, Kentucky where she received a Bachelor of Science in Biology degree with a minor in Chemistry and Entrepreneurship. She received her graduate education at the University of Louisville School of Dentistry where she recently graduated with a Doctor of Dental Medicine Degree (DMD). Dr. Day is a native of Leslie County and will be the dentist at our brand new Hyden Dental Clinic, which is scheduled to open on September 1, 2022. Born and raised in Hyden, Dr. Day shares that she is excited about the opportunity to give back to her hometown. We are happy to welcome Dr. Day to the Grace Health team and look forward to seeing the results of her positive impact on Leslie County.
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Human Resources New Providers Continued Angie King, M.Ed., LPCC The Levi Center welcomed Angie King to its team in the Fall of 2021. Angie received her Bachelor's Degree in Human Service and Counseling in 2009 and her Master's Degree in Education in Mental Health Counseling in 2010, both from Lindsey Wilson College (LWC). In addition to her time at the Levi Center, Angie also provides behavioral health services at the Mountain View Clinic one day a week. Angie comes to us with over a decade of experience in group, individual, and substance abuse counseling. We are happy to welcome Angie to the Grace Health team.
Retirement Spotlight Alesia Anderson
Alesia Anderson, a 14-year employee of Grace Health, was honored with a retirement party at 2nd & Main in Corbin before her May 2022 retirement. CEO Mike Stanley spoke at the event and stated "I could not have accomplished what I have at Grace without [Alesia]. I think about her contributions with heartfelt emotions. Alesia has the amazing gift of making others feel special." Alesia oversaw multiple projects and ventures to get Grace Health to where we are today. She helped during the transition to electronic medical records and was actively involved in opening new clinics in Manchester, Wooten, and the school-based clinics in Clay and Leslie counties. Alesia loved giving back to her community and continues to be compassionate and faithful in her service to the Lord. Stanley closed with fitting words to wish Alesia a wonderful retirement when he said "On behalf of the entire Grace Health family, we wish her the best and happy retirement. She is truly one of a kind!"
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Patient Support Services NEW Patient Portal Launches Our NEW Patient Portal makes it easy to connect with doctors, manage care, and view health information on a web-enabled device.
AVAILABLE FEATURES: Messaging
Medications
Ask your doctor or care team a question, share an update, and/or send an attachment
Appointments
View and manage appointments
Request refills* and/or renewals and review your prescription medications
Health Record
View visit summaries, lab results, and other documentation
Features Coming Soon! Pay your medical bills online
Complete paperwork online before you arrive
Self-schedule your appointments
*Patients can request a prescription from their provider but must contact their pharmacy to fill it.
Kay Campbell Scholarship Recipients Grace Health has the privilege of awarding the Kay Campbell Nursing Scholarship to a student in each of its six service areas counties in Southeastern Kentucky. The scholarships are awarded to graduating seniors pursuing a career in nursing or a medical-related field. Recipients are chosen on a competitive basis of high academics, community service, leadership, and promise of future contributions, preferably to the nursing profession. We are proud to introduce you to the 2022 Kay Campbell Nursing Scholarship winners: Leslie County Recipient Jeffrey D. Brock, II Knox County Recipient Madison Fields
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Clay County Recipient Terry Holland Laurel County Recipient Gabrielle Poynter
Whitley County Recipient Summer Rains Bell County Recipient Rachel Runions
Kay Campbell Scholarship Recipients Jeffrey D. Brock, II of Sizerock is the son of Jeff and Pamela Brock and a graduate of Leslie County High School. He will attend HCTCS this fall and later, Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) to obtain a degree in psychology prior to attending medical school. An honor student, Jeffrey was active in HOSA, National Honor Society, Future Problem-Solving and Community Problem-Solving
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organizations during high school. He chose a career in medicine because of his desire to make a difference in the lives of his community by providing
Jeffrey D. Brock II
quality healthcare.
Madison Fields of Barbourville is the daughter of Tonya Fields and a graduate of Barbourville High School. She will attend Lincoln Memorial University where she plans to obtain an RNBSN. An honor student, Madison was active in Beta Club, Future Problem-Solving, Academic Team, Varsity Cheer, church, and community organizations during high school. She chose a career in nursing because of her desire to make a. positive difference in the lives of others in her community.
Madison Fields Terry Holland of Manchester is the son of Terry Lee Holland and Brittany Diane Smith Wagers and a graduate of Clay County High School. He will attend EKU to pursue a nursing degree. An honor student, Terry was active in church and community organizations during high school.
Terry Holland
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He chose a career in nursing because of his desire to become a bigger part of his community through healthcare.
Kay Campbell Scholarship Recipients Gabrielle Poynter of London, KY is the daughter of Greg and Misty Poynter and a graduate of North Laurel High School. She will attend Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) this fall to pursue a nursing degree.
An honor student, Gabrielle was a community volunteer, a Kentucky Governor’s Scholar participant, and a member of HOSA, FFA, National Honors Society, and 1st Priority during high school.
She chose a career in nursing because of her desire to bring change and advocate for adequate affordable healthcare.
Gabrielle Poynter Summer Rains of Corbin, KY is the daughter of Allen and Shawnda Rains and a graduate of Corbin High School. She will attend the University of the Cumberlands this fall where she plans to obtain a degree in nursing. An honor and Biomed pathway student, Summer was active in Beta Club, sports, dance, and her church during high school. She chose a career in nursing because of her desire to make a positive impact in the lives of others by serving her community through healthcare.
Summer Rains Rachel Runions of Pineville, KY, is the daughter of Kevin and Mary Runions and a graduate of Bell County High School. She will attend EKU this fall to pursue her medical field career studies. An honor student, Rachel was active in Beta Club, Science Olympiad, Varsity Cheer, her local church, and community activities during high school. She chose a career in medicine because she believes she has a God-called opportunity to provide care to those who need it.
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Rachel Runions
Quarter 1 Recognition Cheers for Peers: April 2022 Edition Cheers for Peers is a way for coworkers to recognize others who go the extra mile, whether it's going above and beyond for their patients, always having a positive word for their team members, working with kindness each day, or being cheerful and eager to help, these people show up with happy hearts and bring blessings to their workplace. For the April Edition, thirty-five individuals and the Gray Clinic front office team received kudos from their teammates. We are happy to announce that the following individuals received kind words from their team members: Andrea, Shanda & Sherri Brandon Ball Crystal Bobbitt Brenda Bray Amanda Brock Andrew Byrd Misty Caldwell Jeff Campbell Meghan Collins Sharon Corey Donna Douglas
Tori Dugger Kayla Evans Michaela Fields Gray Clinic Front Office Nicole Hoskins Angie Howard Tabitha Janes Jordan Kirby Renee Lewis Kim Lohbeck Heather Martin
Stellar Award Winner We are delighted to announce that Hannah Owens, a medical assistant at our Women's Care location, is the most recent Stellar Award winner. Hannah's coworkers shared that Hannah is friendly, super helpful, and goes above and beyond for patients and coworkers alike. We are proud to have people like Hannah who are great team players and always share positive vibes wherever they go. Hannah is a walking example of the Grace Health mission to show the love of Jesus while providing accessible healthcare to the people of southeastern Kentucky.
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Sheila Mullins Desiray Pickard Richard Poff Loretta Reedy Jamie Rose Kayla Sabo Jamie Spires Shawn Tankersley Lisa Vandemark Alice Ward Meghan Wynn Karen Wyrick
Kentucky Hepatitis Academic Mentorship Program (KHAMP) Hepatitis C Training Program Hepatitis C, a liver infection spread through contact with blood (IV drug use, health care exposure, etc), can be a short-term illness for some. However, more than half of people who become infected develop a long-term, chronic infection. Chronic hepatitis C can result in serious, even life-threatening, health problems such as late-stage liver disease (cirrhosis) and liver cancer. Dr. Ashlee Robinson (Levi Center Clinic), Dr. Morgan Birch & Angela Eversole, APRN (Bishop Street Clinic), Kayla Sabo, APRN (Hyden Clinic), and Rita Gilbert, APRN (Manchester Clinic) have completed the Kentucky Hepatitis Academic Mentorship Program (KHAMP), a 12-month training program to increase their knowledge and skill in treating hepatitis C infections. KHAMP builds a primary care workforce to screen, diagnose, treat, and follow patients infected with the hepatitis C virus (HCV) to improve the health of underserved communities in the Appalachian region. By removing the barriers to care for individuals diagnosed with HCV, Grace Health can increase the number of people who successfully receive care and are cured. Since it can take decades for symptoms of HCV to appear, most people don't know they're infected. The CDC recommends that all U.S. adults and pregnant women be screened for hepatitis C. While HCV can lead to life-threatening issues, over 90% of people infected with HCV can be cured of their infection with 8–12 weeks of oral therapy having few side effects. We are thankful to have various providers and locations helping increase access to life-saving treatment for the people in our communities.
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Construction Update Medical Campus The Grace Health Medical Campus in Corbin, Kentucky is still on track for an early summer 2023 completion. In renovating and transforming an existing 88,000-square-foot former K-Mart building, we will be able to bring a state-of-the-art medical campus to rural southeastern Kentucky. This endeavor gives Grace Heath the opportunity to respond to unmet medical, dental, mental health, and substance use treatment needs in Knox and Whitley Counties. The expansion of services will also allow Grace Health to provide an integrated whole-person model of care for the large number of medically underserved rural residents.
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Available space will increase from 46,000 square feet and 53 exam rooms to 88,000 square feet, 85 exam rooms, and 11 dental operatories. Additionally, we expect to see significant growth in patients, visits, and full-time employees. Summer 2022
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Construction Update Forcht Group Recently, Grace Health was happy to welcome members of Forcht Bank to tour the progress of the Grace Health Medical Campus in Corbin, Kentucky. Pictured are Jeff Campbell, Kyle Perkins, Fran Fuson, Chad Stevens, Terry Forcht, Donnie Patrick, Michael Sharpe, Tucker Ballinger, and Michael Noftsger
Dental Clinics Opening Soon: Hyden & Manchester Grace Health is happy to announce that our new Hyden Dental Clinic in Leslie County is set to open on September 1, 2022. Dental Director Dr. Kayla Fields recently announced that Leslie County native Dr. Courtney Day will be the dentist with Valarie Roberts filling the dental hygienist position. The clinic will be open Monday - Friday and will offer dental services to the local community, including school-based dental care for students in Leslie County schools. Grace Health is also working to open a new dental clinic in Manchester with construction set to begin in July 2022. The tentative opening date for the Manchester Dental Clinic is November 2022. The Manchester Dental clinic is looking to hire a dentist and a dental hygienist. Both the Manchester and the Hyden locations are also hiring dental assistants. Find more information about the positions at gracehealthky.org. Both dental locations will accept patients of all ages and will be great additions to their respective communities.
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Outreach Spring 2022 Baseball
Grace Health was happy to help sponsor the Corbin High School Redhounds baseball team during their 2022 season. The Redhounds and the Whitley County Colonels played a 2-game series on April 19-20. Members of the Grace Health Outreach Team (below left) attended Game 1 and handed out gifts to fans. At Game 2, Dr. Kelvin Perry (below right), a Corbin alum and family medicine physician at our Bishop Street Clinic, was invited to throw the first pitch. Dr. Perry is pictured above with members of the Corbin Redhounds coaching staff: Sam Jackson, Dave Foley, Perry, Chad Estepp, and Head Coach Cody Philpot Grace Health's outreach team used the games to connect with the public, eager to make highquality health care accessible for everyone. This interaction allowed the outreach team to provide information about who Grace Health is while sharing our values and mission.
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Outreach 50th District Baseball Tournament
Grace Health was pleased to sponsor the 50th District Baseball Tournament hosted by Corbin Independent School System. This tournament allowed Grace Health to connect with local communities regarding the access to high-quality health care we provide. Consisting of 3 baseball games between Corbin, Whitley County, South Laurel, and Williamsburg, the 2022 tournament took place May 16-17 at the Corbin High School baseball field. On May 16, Corbin faced the Williamsburg Yellow Jackets while Whitley County took on the Cardinals of South Laurel. Corbin and Whitley County won their respective games and faced each other in the championship game on May 17. Winning 14 to 4 in 5 innings, Whitley County secured a home field advantage for the first round of the 13th Region Tournament. In Round 1 of the 13th Region Tournament, Whitley took down Jackson County and Corbin was victorious over Knox Central. Round 2 brought a loss for Whitley while Corbin beat Clay County and advanced to the final round of the tournament. Winning the championship 9-1, Corbin secured the 13th Region title and advanced to the KHSAA tournament in Lexington in June. On June 2, Corbin lost to Central Hardin in a close game in the first round of the KHSAA tournament. Grace Health is thankful to the coaches and administration of both Corbin and Whitley County for allowing us to reach out to the members of their communities during multiple baseball games this season. We enjoyed the opportunity and look forward to continuing to support area schools.
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Outreach Easter Basket Donations
In an effort to show the love of Jesus and encourage employees to reach out to the community, each clinic was asked to organize an Easter basket for a family in need. Our amazing Grace Health employees excitedly jumped at this chance and quickly got to work. Practicing love out loud, some baskets were donated to residents of community nursing homes, Mountain View Nursing Home and Corbin Health and Rehab Center. Additional baskets were prepared for a young man who recently lost his mother, three children being raised by their elderly grandmother, the family of a brave woman who recently moved to Kentucky to escape an abusive relationship, an elderly man raising his four grandkids, and several others. Team leads expressed appreciation for encouraging the clinics to give back to their community. Grace Health is grateful for employees who enjoy giving back to others, just as God gave His Son to us. We are thankful for every employee who worked on this project and for loving our communities the same way Jesus loves us: unconditionally and without hesitation.
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Community Health Worker Bill Update: House Bill 525 Signed Into Law In the Quarter 1 newsletter this year, we shared how Grace Health was proud to sponsor House Bill 525 (HB525), also known as the Community Health Worker Bill. This bill was introduced to require Medicaid reimbursement for certain services provided by certified community health workers (CCHWs). Additionally, it aimed to establish CHW certification and direct Kentucky Children's Health Insurance Program (KCHIP) to reimburse certain services provided by CCHWs. Grace Health is thrilled to announce that HB525 was signed into law by Governor Beshear on April 7, 2022. and the act will become effective on January 1, 2023.
Gray Clinic Outreach At Grace Health, our mission guides us to show the love of Jesus through compassionate care for the whole person. Usually, our community members need physical or emotional healing but other times, they have needs that can't be met inside the clinic walls. Recently, our Gray Clinic staff recognized a person in such need. Together, they worked on a food drive for this individual and our Outreach team was blessed to deliver 8 bags of food to them. We are grateful to have employees who never hesitate to be the hands and feet of Jesus everywhere they go. Pictured are Shanda Price, Faye Gilbert, Lisa Vandermark, Pattie Couch, Sam Asher, Makenna Knuckles, and Faye Hammons. Many others donated as well that aren’t pictured.
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Mental Health Awareness Month Dr. Birch speaks at SHE RECOVERS Symposium Morgan Birch, DO, a provider at our Bishop Street Clinic, was honored to speak at the recent She Recovers Symposium aimed at helping women recover and thrive. Dr. Birch was asked to speak because of her experience with addiction treatment. Dr. Birch presented a session about integrated care and community partnerships. She discussed how she and colleagues at the Bishop Street Clinic integrated behavioral health services into health care while also leveraging local resources to support addiction prevention, treatment, and recovery. Dr. Birch also sat on a panel that looked at dismantling the barriers to care for women everywhere who are faced with substance use disorders or other mental health conditions. We are thankful for Dr. Birch's dedication to all of the patients in our community and the exceptional care she provides. We encourage anyone struggling with mental health concerns or the uncertainty of affording treatment or medications to reach out to our team today.
Mental Health Awareness Month displays in our clinics, prepared by our Behavioral Health Team.
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Mental Health Awareness Month Wear Green Day
As part of Mental Health Awareness Month, Grace Health held "Wear Green Day" in May to help raise awareness about and reduce the stigma of mental health. Various clinics and departments participated, showing their support for those who have been affected by mental health conditions.
Grace Health recognizes the importance of talking about how common mental illness is, as millions of people in the U.S. are impacted each year. Each Grace Health employee is committed to the physical and mental wellness of each person in their community. We appreciate everyone who helped us show that no one has to be alone in their mental health journey.
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Clinical Medical Administrative Assistants (CMAAs) Pinning Ceremony A cohort of twenty-two Grace Health employees received their Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) pins in March, signifying completion of the 7-week program and passing the national certification exam. In addition to working full time and taking care of families, each employee completed nearly 80 modules and 80 assessments with 95% accuracy in the training and a 100% pass rate for the national certification exam. Out of over 100 Grace Health employees who have taken the exam in the past three years, Loretta Reedy and Tracy Reid placed in the top 20. Crystal Bobbitt and Ginger Gould were also recognized for tying for the top third score in their class. At the ceremony, CEO Michael Stanley commended each graduate for understanding the strategic plan of giving people in our community access to quality care and demonstrating those skills in our Grace Health clinics. Front row: Sr. HR Director Kim Bingham, Tabitha Janes, Brandy Nelson, Congrats to all grads! Vonnie Holland, and Loretta Reedy Back row: MaKenna Knuckles, Ann Sizemore, Rebecca Scott, Tracy Reid, Not Pictured: Ginger Gould, Instructor Kelly Philpot, and HR Generalist Patty Miller Hannah-Lynn Barton, Crystal Bobbitt, Tasha Brandenburg, Carrie Burns, Niesha Cloud, Katie Collett, Emily Hacker, Tiffany Martin, Brandy Meyers, Allie Mills, Betty Sims, and Crystal Yaden
HR Generalist Patty Miller presents Instructor Kelly Philpot with the Together We Can Award
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CEO Michael Stanley addresses the class
Living the Grace Health Mission To show the love and share the truth of Jesus Christ to southeastern Kentucky, through access to compassionate, high quality, primary health care for the whole person.
with Dr. Ben Vice At Grace Health, we strive every day to live out our mission to share the love of Jesus Christ with southeastern Kentucky. In this edition, we invite you to sit down with Dr. Ben Vice as he shares how providing faithcentered, compassionate health care led to a patient impacting his life as well. Dr. Ben Vice has been a pharmacist with Grace Health for almost two years. He recently moved from the Mt View Pharmacy to the new Levi Center Pharmacy in London, Kentucky. He is married to Dr. Hazelee Vice who started working for Grace Health in February 2022 at the Grace Health Mountain View Pharmacy. Recently, Ben shared an account of a gentleman referred to the pharmacy for diabetes management by Grace Health Mountain View Clinic. We will call this patient John Doe or "JD" for short to protect his privacy. When JD was referred to the pharmacy, Ben learned that he was an insulin-dependent diabetic and also using a GLP1 agonist medication, a medicine given by an injection under the skin. GLP1 medication increases the insulin released from the pancreas, reduces glucose made in the liver, and slows the digestion of food. The specific role of this drug is to help lower blood glucose levels — largely focused on hemoglobin A1C — and to aid in weight loss. While a patient must check their blood glucose levels frequently to ensure that levels are not too low or too high (as both can have severe health consequences), Ben soon learned that JD did not check his blood sugar level at all. Ben reached out to the Patient Care Coordinator at Mountain View Clinic who was able to get a prior authorization approved with a $0 copay for a Freestyle Libre. The Freestyle Libre, a continuous glucose monitoring system that checks glucose levels with a painless one-second scan, will provide JD with real-time glucose alarms if his levels go too low or too high. The pharmacists at Mountain View Pharmacy educated JD about how to use the glucose monitor and placed the sensor on his arm in the clinic. The patient was so appreciative that he broke down in tears and shared that he had never received care like that before. JD has since visited multiple times to share a testimony of his efforts to reach the lost and people who have accepted Jesus into their hearts. Ben shares that it was a joy to help JD with his medical care but the greatest joy came from allowing him to make a difference in the lives of the clinic and pharmacy team.
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Upcoming Events July UV Safety Month 1-7 National Public Health Week 4-10 National Childhood Obesity Week 28-Aug. 3 Hepatitis Awareness Week 4 Independence Day 9 Grace Health Summer Celebration 19 Manchester Clinic Sports Physicals 25 Corbin Middle School Sports Physicals 28 World Hepatitis Day
August National Immunization Awareness Month 7-13 National Health Center Week 1 Back to School Bash Levi Center Clinic 4 World Asthma Day 6 Nurse Appreciation Day 7 Children's Mental Health Awareness Day 10 Mountain View Clinic Staff Recognition 26 National Senior Health & Fitness Day 30 Memorial Day 31 Levi Center Clinic Staff Recognition
September National Cholesterol Education Month Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month 1-6 National Asthma Week 4-10 Migraine Awareness Week 7-12 National Suicide Prevention Week 13 - 19 Men's Health Week 5 Labor Day 10 Suicide Prevention Day 14 Hyden Clinic Staff Recognition 21 World Alzheimer's Day 28 Patient Support Services Recognition 29 World Heart Day
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WHOA!
We Honor Outstanding Attendance
We are happy to announce that the 11 people below started their second year of no occurrences! Can we just say they are awesome? Faye Gilbert Doris Goodin Brandy Meyes Heather Mullins
Glenda Proffitt Loretta Reedy Jamie Spires Lisa Vandemark
Derek Wagers Traci Wagers Mary Webb
Hats off to 34 people who went 3 months with no occurrences, 10 people who earned their 6-month awards, and the 14 rockstars listed below that earned 8 hours of PTO for no occurrences in the last year. We are thankful for each of you! Andrew Byrd Johnny Benge Jeremiah Caddell Theresa Champlin Robert Gray
Bill Hampton Carla Henson Sandra McCracken Dustin McQueen Bea Messer
Kathy Oller Desiray Pickard Kacie Schott Wanda Thompson
Employment Opportunities Grace Health Dental Is Hiring! Open positions include: Dental assistants in Hyden and Manchester Dentist & dental hygienist in Manchester Grace Health Employees: you are eligible for a referral payment* if the candidate adds your name to their application and is hired. Help us fill these positions by referring strong candidates to apply on our website at gracehealthky.org/careers. *per terms of the Referral Payment Policy
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