Did you know The Richland Hospital and Clinics is home to Wisconsin’s only hospital-based Youth Apprenticeship Program? Nearly 40 students from Highland, Kickapoo, Richland Center, and River Valley High Schools learned all about it from Tom Martin of CESA 3 at our annual Career Day. They also explored a wide range of health care careers, gained hands-on experience, learned about mentorship and how youth apprenticeship is a pathway into the workforce.Students had the chance to work with a variety of areas, including a creative look into the birth center. If you have a chance, ask a student who attended about it!A special thank you to our presenters, Richland County EMS, CESA 3, participating school districts, and community partners for helping inspire the next generation of health care professionals. ... See MoreSee Less
At TRHC, we’re proud to care for our community both inside and outside our walls. On the fourth Friday of each month, staff can donate, receive a sticker, and wear jeans for the day. In October, proceeds benefit United Givers of Richland County! So, if you see staff in jeans and wearing a sticker, you’ll know they’re supporting a great cause while enjoying a casual day! It’s a small gesture with a big impact, and a wonderful way for our hospital family to show we care.Thank you to our amazing team for making a difference! ... See MoreSee Less
The compassion and dedication of our nursing team were on full display as we celebrated another DAISY Award presentation.Ken Nelson, VP and Chief Nursing Officer, noted the outstanding number of nominations received this year, saying, “It’s so great our nurses are getting so many nominations. It’s impossible to award this just once a year.”This year’s nominees included Skyla Wanless, Kaylyn Hellebrand, Darrin Buchholtz, Mary Jo Kussmaul, Amanda Williamson, Dana Falk, Paul Thao, Charlene Shaw, and Laurie Krajco. We will be spotlighting each of their accomplishments over the next few weeks - stay tuned! Our newest DAISY Award recipient, Heather Thome, was nominated by hospice nurse Kari Long, who shared how Heather’s care went far beyond meeting her patient’s medical needs. During a difficult and emotionally complex situation, Heather made sure both her patient and their family felt supported, heard, and cared for every step of the journey.As Kari wrote in her nomination, “Some moments in health care remind us why nursing is more than a profession; it’s a calling.” She concluded by saying that Heather “truly embodies the heart of nursing and is profoundly deserving of the DAISY Award.”Heather's immediate family joined her during the presentation. Her children even wrote words of encouragement on the board while they waited for Mom's big moment! Please join us in congratulating Heather on this well-deserved honor and in celebrating all of our nominees for the extraordinary difference they make every day.#DAISYAward #RuralHealthCare #CommunityMatters ... See MoreSee Less
We love pink! Are you stopping in today for a walk-in screening mammogram? Stop by the Lobby Shoppe and pick up a great deal on these adorable pink socks. It's a great way to help further the conversation around the importance of screening mammograms. And remember, every purchase at the Lobby Shoppe gives back - this 100% volunteer-run group raises money for vital hospital equipment and offers health care scholarships. The Lobby Shoppe is open Monday through Friday from 10 AM - 2 PM. Pictured here holding the adorable socks is current volunteer and former Chief Nursing Officer, Cindy Hanold. Thank you for all you do, Cindy! ... See MoreSee Less
During Patient Account Management Week, we're recognizing four team members whose expertise, compassion, and dedication help patients navigate the financial side of health care every day.Teresa Dresen, Diana Trumm, Kris Larson, and Patty Williams each play a vital role in supporting patients, ensuring billing accuracy, and solving complex challenges. Whether helping a patient understand financial assistance options, resolving insurance issues, improving internal processes, or mentoring team members, their work makes a difference across the organization.While much of what they do happens behind the scenes, their impact is felt by patients, providers, and staff alike. Thank you, Teresa, Diana, Kris, and Patty, for helping make exceptional care possible every day. "I love my job, but I couldn't do it without the wonderful team we have here," says Kris, a sentiment echoed by each of them. Have you considered a health care position outside of direct patient care? Check out the job postings on our Careers page at richlandhospital.com. There are so many opportunities to work alongside people who fully support your contributions and champion your success. ... See MoreSee Less
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