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Two women, who are wearing face masks, place their right hand on a manikin resting on a table, while the woman on the right places a tube in the manikin’s mouth. In the background are men and women wearing masks. A full-body manikin lies covered on a stretcher in the background on the right.

Student nurses respond to St. Joseph Medical Center code blue simulation

Mar 14, 2022

More than 20 senior nursing students gathered at St. Joseph Medical Center Feb. 24 to practice their critical thinking skills while making decisions about their future.

Hershey Medical Center selects senior vice president and chief operating officer

Nov 16, 2021

Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center has appointed Jody Reyes as senior vice president and chief operating officer.

Three people stand next to one another in a room, all wearing face masks. One woman wears a brown suit, and another woman wears a brown jacket. She has her arm linked with a man who is wearing a brown suit and blue checkered tie.

Tan celebrates 50 years at Penn State College of Medicine, teaching, mentoring, caring for patients

Oct 28, 2021

Dr. Tjiauw-Ling Tan is celebrating 50 years as a psychiatrist with the College of Medicine, and at 86, he has no plans to retire anytime soon.

Nineteen high school students stand together in a room with a green wall wearing blue surgical gowns, masks and hair and shoe coverings. They are wearing surgical gloves and holding up their hands.

From suturing to practicing robotic skill, high schoolers learn about surgical careers at Penn State College of Medicine camp

Oct 19, 2021

High schoolers learned suturing, robotic surgery and inserting tracheostomies during a first-ever surgical camp created by Penn State College of Medicine and Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts.

Margarita Biascochea smiles as she sits behind a desk with a computer monitor in front her. She has long hair, glasses and wears a zip-up sweat suit jacket over her shirt.

I am Penn State Health: Margarita Biascochea

Oct 7, 2021

Margarita Biascochea, a patient care secretary at Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, enjoys using her translation skills to help Hispanic patients feel at home the minute they arrive.

Penn State Health Information Services senior support specialist Sean Dolphin smiles as he leans against a wall outdoors. He is holding a laptop open. He has curly hair and a beard and is wearing glasses, a polo shirt and a nametag. Behind him are trees.

I am Penn State Health: Sean Dolphin

Sep 17, 2021

“I love dealing with IT issues,” said no one ever – except Sean Dolphin. See how the senior support specialist at Penn State Health helps his colleagues overcome computer glitches.

Lea Eller, a cyber defense infrastructure engineer at Penn State Health, stands in the middle of two rows of servers that are behind tall metal doors. She is standing at a laptop with her hands on the keyboard and looking up and smiling. She has long, curly hair and is wearing a top, long-sleeved sweater and nametag with a lanyard.

I am Penn State Health: Lea Eller

Sep 1, 2021

Lea Eller helps provide a first line of defense against cyberattacks in her role as a cyber defense infrastructure engineer in Penn State Health’s Office of Cybersecurity and Privacy.

A group of people with face masks on are standing in two rows of six people each.

Care Transitions welcomes seven to Clinical Ladder

Aug 26, 2021

Care Transitions at Hershey Medical Center inducted seven team members into its Care Transitions Professional Development Clinical Ladder II, a program it implemented in 2019.

Tadesse Bogale touches a computer screen while holding a tube. He is wearing a face mask, scrubs, cap and surgical gloves. Behind him are shelves with medications.

I am Penn State Health: Tadesse Bogale

Aug 18, 2021

His family in Ethiopia is far away, but Tadesse Bogale says the people and working environment have made him feel at home as a pharmacy technician at Hershey Medical Center.

Diverse group of business people sitting together and having a meeting at the coffee shop. Brainstorming while wearing protective masks during a pandemic.

Penn State Health’s modified employment policy for interviews increases diverse hires

Aug 10, 2021

Penn State Health has seen the diversity of Penn State Health’s senior leaders climb dramatically since requiring interviews for all manager or higher-level positions and faculty/physician positions to include candidates from racial/ethnic minority backgrounds and genders.

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