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Category: Central

  • At the Center of it All

    We’re hoping for the numbers to go down in the COVID areas. And as we go through it, we’re keeping our positivity up.

  • Rolling Into the Community

    Employees have been passionate about finding innovative ways to connect with our communities. The goal: reach people where they are, provide the care they need, and build trust along the way.

  • A Sea of Small White Flags

    While in Washington D.C. last week for a conference, I went for a run on the National Mall. In front of the Washington Monument, I stopped very suddenly. In front of me was a sea of small white flags…

  • Soul of CentraCare: Lauren Krieter, Physician Assistant

    My work makes me feel connected to my purpose, which I see as creating more good. Whether it’s through my children or assisting in the operating room.

  • People Moving People

    Krystee Decker didn’t grow up wanting to be a doctor or a nurse. She was an artist from the beginning. “I think I’m very keen on seeing how a small change here, has a ripple effect there,” says Decker who leads the Imaging Transport group.

  • A Great Team

    Rachel Appel, RN, and Eileen Schumacher, RN, are part of an ICU team that is all heart, caring for critically ill patients around the clock.

  • On Call

    I was on-call. The census was high, staffing was tight, and demand for our services was intense. Then watched something remarkable.
    ~ Chris Boelter, MD

  • Soul of CentraCare: Judy Hirschfeld, RN, Utilization Review

    What I love most about my work is I get to be a patient advocate. I’m in a position where I can help answer questions, ease some of their concerns, and make the process easier for them.

  • CDC Guidance for Clinicians Caring for Individuals Recently Evacuated from Afghanistan

    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that clinicians be on alert…

  • Webex CME: COVID-19 & Beyond

    October 12th, 2021
    12:15—1:15PM
    Clinical Update and Support
    Capacity Management
    ER Update and Challenges
    OB Update