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Anthony Caruso received his white coat a few weeks ago. 🥼 We asked him if he could give any advice to the kid in the first photo, what would it be? He replied, "Trust your gut – and always make time for God, family, and friends. You won’t regret it." "My main purpose for pursuing a career in medicine stems from my family’s involvement in the field. I remember hearing about my grandfather’s impact on his community as a family physician when I was a kid. I was mesmerized by the small office and waiting room he created inside his row home, and the fact that he was able to manage his patients’ health, his billing, and finances as a sole practitioner. He had no staff and minimal technology, but he persevered through late hours and house calls, so his patients were properly cared for. Growing up, I saw similar tendencies in how my father practiced gastroenterology, most notably his hard work and discipline. On countless occasions, he sacrificed his sleep and personal life to provide a dire service to this great area of Lower Sussex. However, he still made time to attend all of his children’s school functions and sports tournaments, both locally and regionally. Both he and my grandfather embody the type of person I want to be – an advocate for my patients, and a vital member of the community I serve. I chose Bayhealth for several reasons, but mainly because of the positive experience I had during my two years of clinical rotations in the hospitals and surrounding clinics. My hope was to train where I would eventually practice, in the same area where I grew up. I’m proud to be born and raised in Sussex County, and I believe it’s imperative to give back to the community that formed who I am today." Help us congratulate Anthony on his residency in Bayhealth's Family Medicine program below!

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Get to know Jon Ellsworth, Vice President of Supply Chain and biking enthusiast. Jon joined Bayhealth in October 2023 and brought with him over 10 years of experience as a leader in the supply chain space. Among his everyday responsibilities, he’s passionate about sharing his knowledge with team members and students interested in supply chain management. Hailing from Arizona, he enjoys exploring the state he now calls home on long bike rides. Visit Bayhealth.info/JonE to learn more! At Bayhealth you’ll find committed hearts and minds across all areas of the organization—a culture of compassionate care that starts with each individual and is nurtured by our team of inspired leaders. Follow along over the next several weeks as we highlight our Executive Leadership Team. You'll learn about their areas of focus, education and expertise as well as their unique hobbies and interests. You may have more in common than you think!

With determination and focus, every Monday morning becomes an opportunity. Let's make our Monday count.

Cheers for Friday! Have a safe and healthy weekend.

During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare professionals saw a tremendous uptick in generosity of community members gifting them everything from discounted services to free lunches. Just as the pandemic waned, so too did donations but for Dawn Hastings and her fellow congregation at House of Praise for All People in Greenwood they wanted to ensure that healthcare professionals continued to feel seen and loved. Thus stemmed a food donation that happens the last Tuesday of every month to the team in the Bayhealth Emergency Department, Sussex Campus. Read more here https://lnkd.in/e6YgvZtw today.

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We're coaches, volunteer firefighters, your neighbors. We're Bayhealth team members who live, work, and volunteer in our communities. We are committed .... #OurCommitmentRunsDeep

Donating for Dad. 💙 Anthony Cibello was a vibrant and active 80 years young in 2013 when doctors in his home state of Pennsylvania told him his heart condition was inoperable. Unsatisfied with their opinion, Cibello’s daughters – one who is a nurse and the other, Michele Campbell, who is a manager in Bayhealth’s Medical Staff Services – found hope for their dad in two Bayhealth clinicians. Thanks in part to the care provided, Cibello lived another 10 years until his passing on April 19, 2024. For this additional time with her dad, Campbell made a financial contribution to the Bayhealth Foundation to support technological advances and healthcare services to help others. Read more here https://lnkd.in/emZeGNGh now.