One of the Zoo’s Healthcare Workers Appreciation Days honorees, Gabrielle Gescheider, was part of an instrumental team working to quickly respond to the need for rapid testing.
Herald is passionate about helping patients and their families. Throughout the pandemic, her passions were put to the test.
“My work, and the contact tracing and outbreak team I’ve trained has contributed directly to preventing cases, hospitalizations, and death during this pandemic,” shares Blinka.
Brandi is among a select group of healthcare heroes that will be honored at the zoo this Thursday, April 7.
Cincinnati Zoo is offering healthcare workers FREE admission April 7-10.
Our region was fortunate to have nearly 100 guard members come to the Cincinnati region to assist hospital staff and test sites.
THC’s Workforce Innovation is one of 13 organizations to receive Ohio’s Industry Sector Partnership Grant award.
Deirdre brings years of experience in population health and healthcare improvement that offers a valuable perspective to THC leadership.
To learn more about joining our region’s healthcare workforce, or to learn how you or your organization can be involved, visit workforce.healthcollab.org today.
What’s it like to be an emergency responder and public information officer during the worst pandemic in a century?
THC staff and friends were saddened but supportive when Sara made the decision to leave at the end of June.
Nicole joined our Emergency Preparedness and Response Team as Emergency Support Specialist in the midst of the worst global pandemic in a century.
Appreciation and thanks for the support and strength of the unsung heroes of this pandemic – our area nursing homes.
The Cincinnati Business Courier has recognized the latest group of Healthcare Heroes in Greater Cincinnati, and our regional hospital steering committee is on the roster.
“My role is to have a voice at the table with other health commissioners to move forward; and with health systems to be a good steward of resources that we receive,” says Commissioner Moore.
“I look forward to seeing COVID in the rearview mirror and being able to return to addressing the social determinants of health that impact people so much,” Bailer shares.
Zander is a lung pathologist and cytopathologist, an educator, and a mentor. She’s also a key player in our region’s COVID-19 response.
We caught up with Greg to see how he’s been spending his time while combating the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The COVID-19 Health Equity Task Force will provide recommendations for addressing health inequities caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and for preventing such inequities in the future.
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