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DRB MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS DIGITAL NEWS(072122)-STOP THE BLEED TRAINING

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Odessa, Texas/July 21, 2022-Sirena Watts, the outreach trauma prevention coordinator with Medical Center Hospital held a STOP THE BLEED training for the public and law enforcement. The purpose of the training is to educate those in attendance various techniques they can use to help someone who is injured and bleeding out.
(Serina Watts, Outreach Trauma Prevention Coordinator-Medical Center Hospital )
Mikala Reznik who has family in the Uvalde area was moved to be more informed and more involved and so, she participated in the STOP THE BLEED training.
(Mikala Reznik, Participated in the STOP THE BLEED training)
14-year-old, Drake Reznik who is a volunteer at Medical Center Hospital’s Junior Volunteer program took part in the STOP THE BLEED training to be prepared in the event of a crisis.
(Drake Reznik, MCH Junior Volunteer Program)
Follow Medical Center Hospital on social media and the MCH website for the next STOP THE BLEED training in your area.
For DRB MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS DIGITAL NEWS, Danny Barrera

DRB MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS DIGITAL NEWS(071322)-MCH AND OC TO ASSIST NURSING SCHOOL STUDENTS WITH TUITION

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Odessa, Texas/July 13, 2022-Medical Center Health System and Odessa college announced a partnership to assist nursing school students with tuition. On June 7th, the agreement between MCH and OC was approved by the Ector County Hospital District Board of Directors. 

(Russell Tippin, CEO/President-Medical Center Health System) 

Students who are interested in nursing school can apply through Medical Center Hospital. Existing and new students that are enrolled in the OC Nursing Program are eligible to apply for the MCH Nursing Scholarship. 

(Christin Timmons, Chief Nursing Officer-Medical Center Health System) 

Upon graduation, MCH will guarantee at least two years of employment. 

(Tyler Lowrey, LV Studying to become RN-Case Management-MCH) 

Medical Center Hospital currently has 65 nursing positions open and is ready to hire qualified nurses. 

For DRB MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS DIGITAL NEWS, Danny Barrera 

 

DRB MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS DIGITAL NEWS(052022)-MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL STOP THE BLEED TRAINING

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Odessa, Texas/May 20, 2022-On Thursday, May 19th, Medical Center Health System and Odessa Mayor Javier Joven recognized May 19th as National Stop the Bleed Day. Two free Stop the Bleed classes were held at the Medical Center Hospital boardroom following the special proclamation. 

(Serina Watts, BSN, RN-Trauma Outreach Coordinator/Education & Injury Prevention-Medical Center Hospital) 

The purpose of the Stop the Bleed program is to educate the community though hands-on training on three quick was to control serious bleeding 

(Serina Watts, BSN, RN-Trauma Outreach Coordinator/Education & Injury Prevention-Medical Center Hospital) 

The next Stop the Bleed Class is scheduled on June 3rd from 2pm to 4pm at the Rankin County Hospital in Rankin, Texas for staff and the public. 

For DRB Media Communications Digital News, Danny Barrera 

DRB MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS DIGITAL NEWS(021022)-MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL NICU LAUNCHES ANGEL EYE CAMERA SYSTEM

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Odessa, Texas/February 10, 2022-Medical Center Hospital NICU launched the Angel Eye Camera System, whick will allow parents to monitor their baby in real-time when they can’t be at the hospital. The Angel Eye allows for a continual video feed from the baby’s isolette/crib through a protected password. 

(Brandy Labban, Baby’s Kinley’s New Adoptive Mom) 

The Angel Eye camera system give parents peace of mind when away from their baby and is a HIPAA-compliant website. 

(Brandy Labban, Baby’s Kinley’s New Adoptive Mom) 

The Angel Eye camera system allows nurses to send parents vital information about their baby thru text messaging. 

(Tammy Watson, Unit Director/NICU and Pediatrics-Medical Center Hospital) 

Medical Center Hospital spent 40 thousand dollars for 15 cameras, which includes software upgrades. The funds were made available through a grant from the ACE Hardware Foundation-Helping Hand Grant Program. 

For DRB Media Communications Digital News, Danny Barrera

DRB MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS DIGITAL NEWS(010122)-FIRST BABY OF 2022 AT MCH-BABY RYDER VELA

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Odessa, Texas/January 1, 2022 – Medical Center Hospital is celebrating its first delivery of 2022. Baby Ryder Vela was born at 1.27 a.m. and weighed in at 6 pounds, 8 ounces. Her proud parents are Stephanie Vela and Henry Vela.
Lori’s Gifts at the hospital gifted the family a diaper bag, while the hospital gifted them several newborn items and a Target Gift Card.

Congratulate the Vela family on their newest addition.

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