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“As a nurse, I feel like I get to play a large role in getting a person back to being a dad, mom, brother, sister, or back out into the community doing the things that they enjoy. It is a very rewarding career that way.”
The review finds that the current cardiac surgery program at CMC is top-tiered and high functioning with excellent outcomes but identifies significant organizational shortcomings that must be changed and improved.
Emily Cantara was born to be a nurse. Not only does she enjoy providing medical treatment to patients, helping them stay physically healthy or recover from illness or injury, but she also has a passion for people and the unique emotional connection nurses make with those in their care.
Catholic Medical Center (CMC) and New England College are excited to announce an innovative partnership that will help educate, train and develop the next generation of nurses in New Hampshire.
Manchester Mobile Health Care brings all of the functions of a doctor’s office to the streets, allowing providers to conduct checkups, draw bloodwork, give vaccinations, and even provide counseling.
Tim Soucy, CMC’s Executive Director of Community Health & Mission, has been named to the newly created position, Vice President of Mission Integration. In this role, Soucy will focus on growing and strengthening the services and opportunities that underscore CMC’s Catholic mission to “carry out Christ’s healing ministry by offering health, healing and hope to every individual who seeks our care.”
Effective Wednesday, November 18, Catholic Medical Center (CMC) will tighten visitor restrictions. CMC’s first and foremost obligation is to maintain a safe environment to serve our patients.
Tuesday morning CMC announced the difficult but temporary decision to place 423 employees on a 60-day furlough beginning Sunday, April 26. This represents about 13 percent of our workforce. An additional 914 employees, or 29 percent, will have hours reduced. This includes employees whose schedules were already affected by our COVID-19 response. Furthermore, leaders at the vice president level and above are taking a 15 percent pay cut and executive directors are taking a 5 percent cut.
Effective Monday, March 16 Catholic Medical Center is curtailing most elective procedures. This decision is being made under the advice the American College of Surgeons and the US Surgeon General, and in conjunction with CMC’s medical staff. Hospitals throughout the state and country are taking similar action.
The Mom’s Place at CMC has been open for nearly 20 years. But it wasn’t until last week that the unit welcomed its first set of triplets. Nathan, Ryan, and Gavin Simoneau were born on February 26.