Marshfield Clinic Health System has served rural communities for more than 100 years. Today, the Health System has clinical locations and hospitals spanning more than 45,000 square miles of northern, central and western Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. As an integrated Health System, we bring together all the pieces of the health care puzzle to provide excellent, comprehensive care to rural communities. By the numbers: - Over 170 specialties - 65 clinical locations - Over 12,000 employees - Over 1,600 providers - More than 300 new and continuing research studies - More than 70 active clinical trials - Over 200 community-based partnerships - More than 150 active student training agreements Our 11 primary hospitals include: - Marshfield Medical Center-Beaver Dam - Marshfield Medical Center–Eau Claire - Marshfield Medical Center-Dickinson - Marshfield Medical Center-Ladysmith - Marshfield Medical Center in Marshfield - Marshfield Medical Center-Minocqua - Marshfield Medical Center-Neillsville - Marshfield Medical Center-Park Falls - Marshfield Medical Center-Rice Lake - Marshfield Medical Center-Weston - Marshfield Children's Hospital Entities comprising the Health System include: - Marshfield Clinic - Security Health Plan - Marshfield Clinic Research Institute - Marshfield Labs - Center for Community Health Advancement - Division of Education - Marshfield Clinic Health System Foundation
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Our staff and providers celebrated National Health Care Week by throwing pie in people's face, eating ice cream, wearing hats and much more at many of our centers this week. Here are some photos from the festivities. #HospitalWeek #healthcareweek
Please help us welcome Physician Assistant Carol Weik to Family Medicine at Marshfield Medical Center-Park Falls. As a family medicine physician assistant, Carol can care for a wide spectrum of problems or concerns for all ages. She has expertise in preoperative evaluation and travel exams. Her primary role is to establish a long-term relationship with her patients and families. Growing up in Marshfield, she knew of our Health System's outstanding reputation and wanted to stay with a health system that allows her patients to receive care all under one system. She is married to her husband, Jeff, who is originally from Park Falls. Between the two of them, they have four adult children and one grandchild. She has been with our Health System for more than 20 years.
Congratulations to Amanda Warwick who was recognized as an honorable mention honoree for the 2024 Wambi Nurse of the Year. Warwick is an emergency department registered nurse with Marshfield Medical Center-Minocqua. Warwick was nominated because she donated part of her liver to a patient she didn't know. The Wambi Nurse of the Year Award shines a light on the outstanding nurses Wambi supports nationwide.
We are pleased to rededicate the Horizons Gardens now that the Marshfield Medical Center-Minocqua construction project is complete. Thank you to everyone who assisted with re-establishing this important commemorative garden. The original Horizons Gardens were dedicated in 1994 thanks to the vision of a very special group of volunteers. Its mission has remained the same - to provide a place of peace and comfort for patients and families who are impacted by a life threatening illness.
Congratulations to these nurses who received the DAISY Award this week, during National Nurses Week. The DAISY Foundation expresses gratitude to nurses with programs that recognize them for the extraordinary skillful, compassionate care they provide patients and families. Those awarded include: Kendal Stockel, Marshfield Medical Center-Eau Claire (three people) Krista Eichman, Marshfield Medical Center-Rice Lake (black scrubs) Mary Doane, Marshfield Medical Center-Rice Lake (polka dotted shirt) Jessica Scheffler, Marshfield Medical Center-Minocqua (light blue scrubs) #NationalNursesWeek #NationalNursesDay #DAISYAward #nurse #nurselife
During National Nurses Week, we wanted to recognize our nurses that received the DAISY Award over the last year. These nurses exemplify the quality of care we strive for every day when caring for patients. The DAISY Foundation expresses gratitude to nurses with programs that recognize them for the extraordinary skillful, compassionate care they provide patients and families. If you received exceptional care from a registered nurse, you can nominate them today here -> https://lnkd.in/gtGRAJ_D
Congratulations to Dr. Jan Goral, OB-GYN physician at Marshfield Medical Center-Minocqua, who has been named the new Marshfield Medical Center-Minocqua hospital chief of staff. Dr. Goral joined Marshfield Clinic Health System in 2020, but he is no stranger to the Minocqua region. Dr. Goral is son of two prominent Marshfield Clinic Health System Northwoods physicians; Dr. Tomaz Goral, retired internal medicine physician and Dr. Joanna Gudel, longtime pediatrician. Dr. Goral received his bachelor’s degree from University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. He went on to complete his medical degree at St. George’s University School of Medicine in Grenada, West Indies, and his OB/GYN residency at Saint Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston, New Jersey.
Congratulations to Dr. Alison Bauer for recently accepting the role of Service Line Medical Director – OB/GYN/Women’s Health for the Health System. Since joining the organization in 2020, Dr. Bauer has practiced full-scope maternal-fetal medicine care, including labor and delivery management. She’s served as the medical director of the Marshfield birth center that included developing and implementing a multidisciplinary peer review committee, neonatal care conference series, and an OB service line grand round series to strive to provide high quality, evidence-based care to mothers in our community.
On March 22, the vascular surgery team at Marshfield Medical Center performed their 200th transcarotid artery revascularization, or TCAR, procedure. TCAR is a minimally invasive procedure that helps clear blockages and open a narrowed carotid artery. Congratulations to the team! Pictured is (L-R) Dr. Shameem Kunhammed, Dr. Tahlia Weis, Dr. Ayman Ahmed and Dr. Javariah Asghar.
Many of our pediatric centers offer books for children through Reach Out and Read Wisconsin. Reach Out and Read is a national organization that leverages pediatric well-child visits to distribute books and help foster early literacy. Pediatrician Dr. Patrick McCann at Marshfield Medical Center-River Region at Stevens Point was recently recognized for turning this handout holder into a book holder for the program.