We are seeking dedicated nursing students for our Nurse Internship program. This hands-on experience will provide you with the opportunity to apply your academic knowledge in a clinical setting, gain valuable skills, and learn from experienced healthcare professionals. We would love to have future nurses here at Parma! Yvonne Moon James L Hill MD, MBA Christopher Dussel MD, MBA, FACEP, CPE, FACHE #NurseInternship #NursingStudents #NursingExperience #ClinicalTraining #FutureNurses #NursingOpportunities #InternshipProgram #JoinOurTeam
University Hospitals Parma Medical Center
Hospitals and Health Care
Parma, Ohio 1,589 followers
The Science of Health. The Art of Compassion.
About us
For more than 50 years, University Hospitals Parma Medical Center has been serving the health care needs of the residents of Parma, Brooklyn, Seven Hills, North Royalton and surrounding communities. This 332-bed full-service community hospital employs 2,000 Northeast Ohio residents, including more than 500 physicians trained in more than 30 specialties. This includes experts in emergency medicine, heart and vascular, cancer, bariatric surgery, pain management and rehabilitation. UH Parma Medical Center has also received national recognition for our orthopedics program and cardiovascular outcomes.
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- Hospitals and Health Care
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- 1,001-5,000 employees
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- Parma, Ohio
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- Nonprofit
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- 1961
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- Heart & Vascular, Orthopedic, Cancer Treatment, Pain Relief, Wound Care, Bariatric Center, Acute Rehabilitation, Stroke Care, Robotic & 3DHD Surgery, Metabolic Weight Loss, Emergency Dept, General Psychiatry, Pulmonary Rehab, Hospice, Home Health Care, Gender Care, Inpatient Rehabilitation, Outpatient Therapy, and Home Health Care
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7007 Powers Blvd
Parma, Ohio 44129, US
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National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day Is October 26, 2024. National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is an initiative aimed at providing a safe, convenient way for the public to dispose of unused or expired medications. This year University Hospitals and Cleveland Clinic will partner to host National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on October 26th at more than a dozen collection locations across Northeast Ohio, according to a news release. The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day is a biannual event where communities set up collection sites for the safe disposal of expired, unwanted or unused pharmaceutical controlled substances and other medications. Proper disposal of unused drugs can prevent accidental poisoning, misuse and overdose, the release said. “Unused medications are more likely to be mishandled,” said Michael Carlin, vice president of Hospital Pharmacy Operations at University Hospitals, in the release. “At this event, people can safely rid their homes of these drugs. “We are also equipping them with tools to intervene if someone in their life does overdose.” ... #PrescriptionTakeBack #SafeDisposal #DrugAbusePrevention #CommunityHealth #DisposeResponsibly #TakeBackDay
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Respiratory Week is a time to raise awareness about respiratory health and recognize those making a significant impact in the field. We are thrilled to announce this year's recipient of the prestigious Respiratory of the Year Award! This award honors a professional who has demonstrated exceptional commitment, innovation, and leadership in respiratory care. Their work has not only improved patient outcomes but has also inspired colleagues and the community to prioritize respiratory health. The Respiratory of the Year Award was given to Chris Steingass for her outstanding dedication to our patients and team! We’re also shining a spotlight on the recipient of the PHIL Award, honoring a standout individual whose passion and commitment have profoundly impacted the lives of those living with respiratory conditions. This award is named after the spirit of philanthropy, inspiration, love, and dedication to improving the lives of those affected by respiratory conditions. This recipient embodies these values, showing unwavering commitment and compassion in their work. We are very excited to announce this years recipient is Shannon Pepple. Congratulations to these outstanding individuals!!!! Yvonne Moon James L Hill MD, MBA Christopher Dussel MD, MBA, FACEP, CPE, FACHE Mary Beth Talerico, MBA, FACHE Sheila Rega #RespiratoryWeek #HealthcareHeroes #BreatheBetter
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Way to go Kristin! We are lucky to have you on our team at Parma!
Today’s UH Health Care Hero spotlight shines on Kristin Petro, who began working at UH Parma Medical Center in 2002 as an ED nurse and was promoted to Emergency Department Manager in 2019 – just ahead of COVID-19’s arising in Northeast Ohio. Kristin is also being recognized as a Bravo Winner by UH CEO Cliff A. Megerian, MD, FACS, Jane and Henry Meyer Chief Executive Officer Distinguished Chair, as part of his Cliff Appreciates program. Kristin’s colleagues describe her as an exceptional manager of the UH Parma ED and say that her leadership and dedication have been instrumental in maintaining high standards of patient care. In addition to her outstanding management skills, Kristin has a wonderful sense of humor, as well as one of the qualities the best managers have: The ability to stay calm under pressure. Her leadership has been crucial in maintaining high patient scores while boosting staff morale, and her dedication to her team is evident as she works alongside them, even during weekends and on holidays. Her colleagues say that whenever the department is shorthanded, she steps in to provide direct patient care. Kristin responded to feedback from the employee engagement survey by creating a weekly G.O.A.T. (Greatest of All Time) award to recognize members of the staff. So each week, peers vote on who was most deserving of the ED’s award that week, and that person gets the golden goat trophy. Her staff also appreciates Kristin’s creative approach to huddles. She asks both fun and thoughtful questions to keep the team motivated, even in the face of challenges that are regularly encountered in such a busy department. “In my opinion, she has one of the toughest jobs at UH Parma Medical Center – it’s high stress, with high volume, and high acuity. We are very fortunate to have her on our team,” says Joe Stefanko, the EMS Coordinator. Kristin also stands out because of her engagement with community first responders – including EMS, police and fire. For example, she regularly visits community fire departments because she knows that building relationships with outside agencies is vital for effective emergency response; it fosters open communication and collaboration. Her proactive approach ultimately enhances the care of patients and ensures a more coordinated response during emergencies. For all these efforts, inside and outside of UH Parma, Kristin epitomizes a UH Health Care Hero and for this we say thank you. Congratulations, Kristin! #UHProud #caregiverspotlight #emergencymedicine #collaboration #EMS #patientcenteredcare #emergencyresponse
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Crain’s Cleveland Business – UH Wins State Funding For Comprehensive Breast Care Center At Parma Facility University Hospitals has landed $700,000 in the state’s biennial capital budget to create a comprehensive breast center at UH Parma Medical. The funding, which comes through House Bill 2, will support the enhancement of breast care services, including walk-in screenings, upgraded imaging equipment and increased access to specialized care. “We’ve always done breast surgery here, but we’ve never really had a comprehensive approach to breast care,” UH Parma Medical Center Chief Operating Officer Dr. James Hill said in a phone interview. Patients can expect to see the enhancements by the second half of 2025, Hill said. The center will be the renovation of an existing space at UH Parma that is currently unoccupied. Along with enhanced mammography, biopsy and ultrasound capability, the center will offer plastic surgical reconstruction, which many patients look for after surgery. Hill said it will also add the role of a navigator, or a high-touch caregiver who provides support to patients and guides them through processes after they come in for services. “As you can imagine, patients who are wondering if they themselves have breast cancer or are concerned about a family member who may, there’s a lot of questions that come along with that and a lot of uncertainty (so) just having one individual who basically is that point of contact who’s going to navigate you through that process, I think allays a lot of that anxiety,” Hill said. His hope is that the center will enable patients in the community to be more proactive with their health and seek preventative care. Early detection is critical in breast cancer diagnosis, he said, and these resources could help save lives and improve clinical outcomes. One in eight women (or 13%) develop breast cancer in their lifetime, according to the National Breast Cancer Foundation Inc. The news of the Parma location roughly one year after the health system opened a new breast health center at UH Portage Medical Center. The organization also offers breast cancer screening services at UH Cleveland Medical Center, UH Geauga Medical Center and UH St. John Medical Center. Hill said not every neighborhood has access to comprehensive breast care and that the rollout of these services in Parma will increase accessibility and enhance the quality of care in the area. “It’s really hard to meet someone who hasn’t been touched by breast cancer in some way,” he said. “I think for a lot of people, myself included, this is something very personal.” https://lnkd.in/e9PJinqe
UH wins state funding for comprehensive breast care center at Parma facility
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Way to go Renee! We appreciate your dedication to our community!
Today’s caregiver spotlight focuses on Bravo Winner Renee Velotta, RN, who brings joy and laughter to her nursing responsibilities, as well as earning trust from our patients and their families. Through the Cliff Appreciates program, UH CEO Cliff A. Megerian, MD, FACS, Jane and Henry Meyer Chief Executive Officer Distinguished Chair, recognizes our non-physician caregivers who stand out for living our UH values – Service Excellence, Compassion, Integrity, Trust and Belonging -- by honoring them with a Bravo Award. As a registered nurse at UH Parma Medical Center, Renee has a ‘can do’ attitude and serves as a diligent advocate for patient safety, including a recent catch she made related to a patient medication issue. Renee is continuously praised on patient surveys and comment cards and shows tremendous compassion to our patients. We decided to chat with Renee to learn more about her and how she lives the UH values: Why did you choose to go into nursing? I knew at a very young age that I would be in healthcare. As cliché as it sounds, I felt a calling to serve others. I had many family members in the healthcare field, so it seemed natural to me that this would be my career path. I have never shied away from those who are hurt or sick. I enjoy learning, and I love being there for people in their time of need. I am able to wear so many different hats in this incredible field. Nursing is such a rewarding career, and I cannot imagine doing anything else. As a nurse, how do you live the UH values? As a nurse, I strive to provide the best patient care, to do the right thing all the time and to keep the patient at the forefront of all that I do. Upon meeting my patient, I immediately begin building a trustful relationship. I am always making sure that my patients know I am concerned for them and take what they are going through seriously. I want my patients, their families and my colleagues to know that if there is something I can help them with, that I will. We have such a great community of people at UH Parma. I am lucky to call it my workplace home. What do you find most rewarding about being a nurse? For me, it is the interactions and relationships that I build with all my patients and their families. I am a people person by nature, and I love hearing stories from recently and the past. I am so lucky to be in the position that I am and to have the ability to form relationships with our patients. It is a unique position in which trust is built almost immediately. In most cases, patients can return to visit and just check in once they are feeling or doing better. #UHProud #nursing #trust #compassion #patientsafety #caregiverspotlight #greatplacetowork
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State Representative Sean Brennan visited the senior leadership team at Parma to share some wonderful news. A strategic funds initiative bill HR 2 was approved by the Ohio House and the Ohio Senate awarding UH Parma $700,000 to be used for the Comprehensive Breast Center project. We appreciate your support and commitment to UH Parma! James L Hill MD, MBA Yvonne Moon Mary Beth Talerico, MBA, FACHE Christopher Dussel MD, MBA, FACEP, CPE, FACHE
UH Parma Medical Center gets $700,000 from state toward opening new breast cancer center
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Congratulations to UH Parma Hospital for achieving the highest level of recognition for their stroke achievement! Parma was awarded with Get With The Guidelines – Stroke Gold Plus and Target: Stroke℠ Honor Roll Elite Plus and Target: Type 2 Diabetes℠ Honor Roll. Way to go!!!!
University Hospitals Nationally Recognized for High-Quality Stroke Care
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