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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Clinical Laboratories at Mayo Clinic
Greetings from Lab Medicine. My name is Jolene Summer Bolster and I am one of two placement coordinators for the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology (DLMP). I, along with Karen Fields, lead the DLMP’s Laboratory Recruitment Program. This program … Continue reading
By jolene summer bolster |
Posted in Amenities, Human Resources, Research
Tagged clinical lab science, DLMP, laboratory, Mayo Clinic, medical technology, Summer Lab Science Program
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Coding Specialists at Mayo Clinic Florida
At first glance, you might think a Coding Specialist was an expert at announcing the codes heard frequently in the clinic and hospital corridors. “Code Red Davis 4 East.” However, at Mayo Clinic, our Coding Specialists do something a bit … Continue reading
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Posted in Human Resources
Tagged Coding Specialist, Florida, Human Resources, Mayo Clinic
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Jayson Werth’s Mayo Clinic Story
When Jayson Werth was struck on the wrist by a pitch during the first spring training game of 2005 as a member of the Los Angeles Dodgers, he began an odyssey to overcome the injury and return to his promising … Continue reading
By Lee Aase |
Posted in Orthopedics
Tagged Dodgers, injury, Jayson Werth, ligament, Mayo Clinic, Philadelphia, Phillies, torn ligament, UT Split Tear, Wrist, wrist injury, wrist pain
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"Joe Clinic" — the model Mayo employee
Doorman and Ambassador Patients often comment on the quality of Mayo Clinic employees. You typically hear statements about how the people who work here are friendly and helpful. Well, that’s a long tradition at Mayo. Let me introduce you to a … Continue reading
By Matt Dacy |
Posted in History
Tagged Joe Clinic, Joe Fritsch, Loyalty, Mayo employees, Mayo history, Service, Work Ethic
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Me+you=diversity and mutual respect at Mayo
One of our committed allied health staff members in Arizona recently submitted a quote to the site Diversity Subcommittee for our Best Quote contest that depicts a compelling statement about the importance of diversity. In response to the nominal prize … Continue reading
By Yvette martin |
Posted in Human Resources
Tagged career, Diversity, Employment, human resources, job, Mayo Clinic
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Organ Donation is the Gift of Life
Nearly 100,000 men, women and children in the U.S. are on the national organ transplant waiting list awaiting a life saving transplant. About 100 new names are added to the list daily. On an average day, 77 people receive organ … Continue reading
By Paul Scotti |
Posted in Transplant
Tagged Donate Life, Donation, organ donation, Transplant
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A Saturday morning view of the Valley for those who LiveWell
Bright and early on Saturday, April 4, I found myself driving to Thunderbird Mountain Park in Glendale, Ariz., to meet up with a group of 40 Mayo Clinic hikers and Bella, the dog. Normally, I wouldn’t be up at 7 … Continue reading
From the Facebook page…
Micah from Peoria says… …can’t say enough about my treatment at mayo. to go to doctor and after doctor and then go to an endocrinologist with a possible diagnosis and have him flounder around for another couple months and finally … Continue reading
By Lee Aase |
Posted in Diabetes & Endocrinology, Social Media
Tagged Cushing's Syndrome, Endocrinology
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