In firefighting, things happen quickly. But when Manchester Fire Captain Steve DesRuisseaux was hospitalized at Massachusetts General Hospital with third-degree burns, it was hard to imagine a speedy recovery.
Tuesday morning CMC announced the difficult but temporary decision to place 423 employees on a 60-day furlough beginning Sunday, April 26. This represents about 13 percent of our workforce. An additional 914 employees, or 29 percent, will have hours reduced. This includes employees whose schedules were already affected by our COVID-19 response. Furthermore, leaders at the vice president level and above are taking a 15 percent pay cut and executive directors are taking a 5 percent cut.
The Mom’s Place at CMC has been open for nearly 20 years. But it wasn’t until last week that the unit welcomed its first set of triplets. Nathan, Ryan, and Gavin Simoneau were born on February 26.
Manchester’s official Doorway will be CMC going forward.
The clinic is housed at the Manchester Recovery and Treatment Center and offers medical, social, and behavioral support for patients along their substance use recovery journey.
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health (D-HH) and GraniteOne Health (GOH) will hold a series of four “listening sessions” to gain public input into the proposed combination of the two health systems.
The approximately 220,000 square feet of new space will house state-of-the-art facilities for the New England Heart & Vascular Institute, up to 90 private patient rooms enabling the hospital to operate its full existing 330-bed license, six additional operating suites, and a larger, upgraded Emergency Department.
The Goffstown Location, at the corner of Mast Road and Daniel Plummer Road, opened recently to patients.
On Feb. 20 CMC donated five AEDs to Millennium Running to ensure runner safety along the course of every Millennium Running Signature Event. Millennium events host more than 27,000 registrants a year.
The Beacon Award for Excellence recognizes excellence in five standards – skilled communication, effective decision making, appropriate staffing, meaningful recognition, and authentic leadership.
MANCHESTER, NH – Catholic Medical Center (CMC) has launched a new medical assistant registered apprenticeship program to help fill key clinical positions. The program is made possible through a partnership with Manchester Community College (MCC) and the ApprenticeshipNH program, which seeks to address workforce needs in various sectors throughout the state through a combination of classroom instruction and on-the-job training. Eight …
Catholic Medical Center has welcomed two new members to its Board of Trustees. Susan Kinney, MSN, RN, and Katie Dionne, both of Saint Anselm College, began three-year terms on the Board last week.