Every year, nearly 40,000 babies are born at Intermountain hospitals — and many of them have connections to you, our caregivers! A recent internal poll found that 62% of the nearly 900 caregivers who participated in the poll were born at Intermountain hospitals and 76% had children born at our hospitals! This week, we're sharing some of their stories! Jessica Foutz was born at Orem Community Hospital and frequently came to the hospital to volunteer with her grandma as a child, which started her passion for healthcare and was the reason she became a nurse. “Working at OCH was my dream job, and I was ecstatic when I was offered a job as a Women's Center nurse there right out of nursing school.” Jessica delivered all three of her children at Orem Community and was on shift when her water broke with her first two babies.
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Have you had a chance to listen to our Memory Care blog? This episode discusses the difference between a Memory Care neighborhood and a nursing home. https://lnkd.in/gkR2mNs8
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If you have a child, know a child, love a child...pay attention! EIRMC is the first (and only!) hospital in Idaho to earn the "Expert" designation for Pediatric Care Readiness, the highest level from the state of Idaho Emergency Medical Services for Children Program (Idaho EMSC). This speaks volume about the quality of pediatric care in our ER. Here's a rundown on why we earned this amazing designation: - EIRMC has a pediatric ER just for kids and their families. - We have pediatric- sized equipment for children of all ages. - We have a Pediatric Emergency Care Coordinator (PECC) involved in care for kiddos. - ER nurses are trained in pediatric advanced life support, emergency nursing pediatric course (that's not standard in most ERs, by the way!). Where you go matters. It's important that children been treated in an ER with the most capability to care for them. #TakeMeToEIRMC See Less
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Senior Continuous Improvement Consultant at Intermountain Health
1wJessica Foutz is an amazing caregiver who truly cares about patients and those she works with! She’s helped me as a caregiver and my family as patients! Such an incredible person to highlight!