WVU Medicine Berkeley and Jefferson Medical Centers

WVU Medicine Berkeley Medical Center will come off surgical and trauma diversion and reopen two of its operating rooms on June 28, following flooding that occurred over Memorial Day weekend. According to Albert L. Wright, Jr., president and CEO of the WVU Health System, two additional operating rooms will reopen on July 3. The remaining operating rooms will reopen by July 13, allowing the hospital to resume normal operations. Learn more ⬇️. https://lnkd.in/euVpap_h

Back by popular demand! 🎉 Join our recruitment team each Wednesday in July for Walk-In Wednesdays at the WVU Medicine Corporate Center at 121 Administrative Drive in Martinsburg. A recruiter will be available between 10am-2pm to discuss current open positions, answer questions, and help applicants submit applications online. Stop by to learn why employees who work here, thrive here!

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 37th Annual Bernie Hutzler Golf Classic. The fundraiser exceeded its goal of $80,000, and all money raised will benefit WVU Medicine Berkeley Medical Center, Jefferson Medical Center and the WVU Heart and Vascular Institute. Congratulations to the winning team of Chris Ross, Antonio Garcia, M.D., Owen Elliott, and Corey Jackson who shot a 54 to earn the overall first place finish.

Last week we celebrated Neuroscience Nurses Week with a full schedule of activities including a lecture series, scrubs up-up shop, and more! Thank you to our dedicated neuroscience team for providing cutting-edge care to our patients right here in the Eastern Panhandle.

Congratulations to the Jefferson County students who were accepted into the MedEd program for the 2024-2025 school year! We were honored to help celebrate the next cohort of incoming high school Juniors and Seniors during a kickoff ceremony yesterday. The MedED program is a new partnership between WVU Medicine, Jefferson County Schools, Blue Ridge Community and Technical College, and the Education Alliance that offers an exciting opportunity for high school students to jumpstart their healthcare career. The MedEd program is a two-year program that gives students a direct path to a career as a Laboratory Technician or Medical Assistant/Patient Care Technician. For more information about the program, visithttps://lnkd.in/eHrAwR4S

The WVU Hospitals East Foundation was thrilled to award $38,000 in scholarships to students in Berkeley, Jefferson, and Morgan Counties who are pursuing degrees in medical professions! We are grateful to be able to invest in our future Nurses, Physicians, Physician Assistants, Physical Therapists, Behavioral Health Therapists and more who will change the future of healthcare. Congratulations to the class of 2024. We hope you will one day join us at WVU Medicine!

Join us for a Neuroscience Career Fair on May 15 in honor of Neuroscience Nurses Week! Meet with department leaders to learn more about available positions. Wednesday, May 15 | 10am - 12pm Berkeley Medical Center 8th Floor Classroom OPEN POSITIONS: RN, CMA, NP, ED Tech, CT, MRI and RRT. Hiring Managers on site for interviews in ED, ICU, Ortho/Neuro, Neuro Rehab, Neuro IR, Neurology Clinic, Neurosurgery Clinic and Pain Management Clinic.

Happy Nurses Week! Please join us in thanking all of our dedicated nurses for providing the highest level of quality care to our patients. Our nurses truly do make the difference.

Berkeley Medical Center is now hiring a Nurse Manager for OB services. Be part of our growth! Apply online today ⬇️. https://lnkd.in/d5Y6udpX

Thank you to everyone who supported the 2024 WVU Medicine Children's Eastern Panhandle Gala! For four years, the Children's Gala has been a celebration of our patients, families, supporters, and community members alike. This year's honored Miracle Child Lakyn captivated attendees with her inspiring journey of hope and healing. Lakyn’s story illuminates the profound impact of WVU Medicine Children’s dedicated care teams, both locally and across the state, as we work together to secure a happy and healthy future for the children of West Virginia and the surrounding area. Gala proceeds are dedicated to enhancing the pediatric services here at WVU Medicine Berkeley and Jefferson Medical Centers. This year, with your generous support, we raised over $100,000 to benefit children in our community. We thank all those who supported through sponsorship as well as participation in the evening’s fundraising efforts.