Northern Inyo Healthcare District

Learn the stages of breast cancer from diagnosis to treatment with Cheryl Olson, MD. Learn how breast cancer stages impact diagnosis, treatment options, and the importance of early detection. Listen to the full discussion at https://lnkd.in/dbX2Rp5E

Save the Date for next month's Bishop Community Blood Drive!  When? Tuesday, November 19 from 10:30 AM - 6 PM and Wednesday, November 20 from 8:00 AM - 12 PM Where? 151 East Line Street Bishop. CA 93514 Walk-ins are welcome but you can also register at

🌟 As part of its ongoing disaster preparedness efforts, Northern Inyo Healthcare District (NIHD) recently conducted an exercise aimed at sharpening the disaster response skills of designated team members who lead the District through crises. 🏕️ The exercise included a drill to set up overflow care tents on the NIHD campus and an inventory check of emergency equipment. 📸 Pictured with one of the smaller overflow tents are team members: 🛠️ Maintenance Worker Dillon Jarvis 🛠️ Maintenance Manager Brandon Cox 🛒 Purchasing Clerk Wyatt Carpenter 🛠️ Maintenance Worker Denny Smith 📦 Director of Purchasing Neil Lynch 🛒 Purchasing Buyer James Nichols 🏥 Emergency Department Manager Wendy Derr 🌪️ Inyo County Disaster Recovery Manager Taylor Hartshorn 🩺 Director of Nursing for Outpatient Services Jenny Bates

Dana Georgeson, PT, MPT, CLT, discusses lymphedema, its causes, symptoms, and treatments at NIHD.  Listen to the newest episode at https://lnkd.in/gsp-Ypb5

Northern Inyo Healthcare District (NIHD) recently lent its support to our valued partner and neighbor, Toiyabe Indian Health Project, for its annual Walk of Life—an effort to unite our communities with the common goal of preventing suicide and ending the stigma surrounding depression and other mental health disorders. 🚶♀️ Representing NIHD in the walk were: 👩💼 Human Resources Manager Marjorie Routt 🏥 Primary Practice Manager Rosie Graves 👩⚕️ Dr. Anne Goshgarian (with her child) 📝 Assistant to the CEO Cori Stearns 🩺 Rural Health Clinic Resource Nurse Coco Sly (Not pictured: 📝 Clerk to the Board of Directors Ashley Reed and 🎯 Marketing, Communications, and Strategy Manager Barbara Laughon)

Congratulations to Alicia Jarvis, our outstanding Employee of the Month for October! Nominated by two of her supervisors, Alicia's exceptional knowledge and adaptability allow her to float seamlessly between departments—from the Intensive Care Unit to the Emergency Department, and even to Labor and Delivery for critical situations. Her confidence, expertise, and attention to detail in these diverse environments are truly remarkable. More than just a nurse, Alicia is a dedicated leader who fiercely advocates for her patients and their families, using evidence-based practices to ensure quality and safety in care. We are so lucky to have Alicia at Northern Inyo Healthcare District and in our community!

The Good Catch Award recognizes an employee who goes above and beyond to prevent potential patient harm and promote safety for everyone. For October, we honor 2 exceptional employees! Human Resources Analyst Brittney Watson for identifying a potential liability risk to the District and Julia Runyon, an Intensive Care Unit Relief Nurse at Northern Inyo Hospital, for her outstanding commitment to keeping patients safe. Thank you, Brittney and Julia, for consistently prioritizing the well-being of your colleagues and the District. Your dedication and vigilance are truly appreciated!

Strong bones are a strong indicator of how well we'll age. #worldosteoporosisday 🦴💪 Millions of people suffer from osteoporosis. This degenerative bone disease causes bones to break down and make them more prone to breaking. Those suffering may have no symptoms until damage has already been done.  That's why it's so it's important to start caring for your bone health today. 👉 Tips for Keeping Your Bones Healthy 1️⃣ Stay active: Regular exercise, strength training, walking or dancing can help strengthen your bones. 2️⃣ Eat a balanced diet: Ensure you get enough calcium and vitamin D for strong bones. 3️⃣ Don't smoke and limit alcohol: These habits can weaken bones. 4️⃣ Get regular check-ups: Early detection and treatment are key! If you suspect you may be struggling with Osteoporosis, call your doctor today at (760) 873-2849

Early detection is key! Need to get checked? Call 760-873-2080 to set an appointment

Every year, millions of men and women suffer in silence, enduring the devastating impact of domestic violence. Today, we wear purple not only as a symbol but as a promise—to stand with survivors and remind them they are never alone. Your voice can make a difference. Share this message with your friends, family and community, and together, we can break the silence and raise awareness for those who need our support. 💜