Reston Hospital

Happy #FourthOfJuly! As you enjoy holiday festivities, please stay safe and celebrate responsibly. #HealthierTomorrows #IndependenceDay

Last month, as part of division support for the Northern Virginia Community College Medical Education Campus, Reston Hospital Center leaders participated in their NVCC Family and Friends Fest for new students and alumni. We are proud of our partnership with NVCC and other area higher education institutions teaching the next generation of healthcare workers. It was a wonderful opportunity to share our organization’s priorities and employment opportunities with hundreds of NVCC alumni, students, community partners and NOVA enthusiasts there to celebrate the 20 years since the Medical Education Campus first opened its doors in 2003.

Reston Hospital Center's Medical Staff and Executive Leadership had the honor of recognizing 17 local area high school students with the 2024 Medical Staff Scholarship Awards. These awards were presented to Fairfax and Loudoun County Public Schools graduating seniors who are pursuing future careers in healthcare. The scholarship recipients represented 12 local high schools who plan on attending numerous Virginia colleges and universities, like the University of Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth University, University of Richmond and Northern Virginia Community College as well as other schools across the country, like Duke University, Clemson University, Duquesne University, Johns Hopkins University and University of Wisconsin-Madison. We are proud to support the next generation of healthcare professionals. Congratulations to our 2024 scholarship winners, to other students headed into healthcare roles, and to all those who have encouraged and inspired them.

Reston Hospital Center's Trauma Services Team colleagues, Sarah Sears, Trauma Educator and Jamie Weaver, RN Coord Trauma Injury Prevention recently provided Stop the Bleed education to 120 students from Westfields High School and 20 US Coast Guard Auxiliary and community members in Annandale over the last 2 months. Thank you for your work to get out into the community to teach these very important techniques!

Reston and StoneSprings Hospital colleagues were proud to volunteer recently at the Third Annual Summer Food Rally at Cornerstones' FREE from Hunger Center in Sterling, VA. Volunteers loaded up trucks with much needed food for the many community partners including Feed the Children, Dulles South Food Pantry, and Women Giving Back who provide free food, clothing, and other essentials for those in need in Fairfax and Loudoun County. #WeShowUP #CareLikeFamily #Volunteeringmatters

We have exciting news for imaging tech professionals! New, competitive pay rates are now available across our network of hospitals for select imaging positions. Apply with us today to discover your next career opportunity! #NewPay #Hiring #Careers https://bit.ly/3Kv0Cuk

Last week was the 50th Anniversary of National EMS Week. Reston Hospital and Tysons Emergency celebrated our EMS and law enforcement partners with good food, priceless comradery, and valuable conversation. We really appreciate you and the way we work together to care for our community members!

Reston Hospital is always working to meet the needs of the community and is thrilled to announce the opening of our Spine and Orthopedic Center with 33 dedicated rooms to the specific pre- and post-surgery needs of these surgical patients. Read more: https://bit.ly/3VkYyeF #CareLikeFamily

On this Memorial Day, join us as we pause to honor and remember our nation’s fallen heroes and the families they left behind. Let us never forget their selflessness and unwavering courage. #MemorialDay

On Memorial Day, Reston Hospital Center honors U.S. service members who are fallen, missing, or imprisoned with the Missing Man Table. Thank you to our Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Engines 404 and 425 for leading our flag folding ceremony with Dr. Alice Tang, Chief Medical Officer, Reston Hospital Center. The symbolism of the Missing Man Table: The ROUND TABLE to show our everlasting concern for our missing men. The WHITE TABLECLOTH symbolizing purity of their motives when answering the call to serve. A single RED ROSE, displayed in a vase, reminds us of the lives of these Americans and their loved ones and friends who keep the faith while awaiting the return of missing service members. RED RIBBON symbolizes our continued determination to account for our missing. A SLICE OF LEMON reminds us of the bitter fate of the missing. A PINCH OF SALT symbolizes the tears shed by waiting families. A LIT CANDLE reflects our hope for their return, alive or dead. The INVERTED GLASS symbolizes their inability to share a toast. SIX PLACES are set representing the five armed services and the 6th is unclaimed symbolizing those who are missing and fallen.