>> JANUARY 23, 2015 Southern Ohio Medical Center’s Employee Newsletter go red with somc FEBRUARY 6 T-Shirts for this year’s celebration are $10 each and will be available for purchase from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. beginning Jan. 28 outside the Gift Gallery on the Main Campus. Shirts will also be sold from 3 to 6 p.m. inside the Gift Gallery. For more info, please call ext. 8308. PAGE 2 | SLEEP DIAGNOSTIC CENTER RECEIVES ACCREDITIATION PAGE 4 | DON’T MISS A NIGHT OF BROADWAY PAGE 6 | FREE CONSULTATIONS WITH A PERSONAL TRAINER Inside this Issue 1) Calendar 2) Organizational News & Updates Tristan, Registration 3) SOMC Events »» A Night of Broadway Aims to Support Breast Cancer Compassion Fund »» SOMC Celebrates Diversity & Commonalities through MLK Day »» SOMC Sleep Diagnostic Center Receives Accreditation »» Free Upcoming Educational Opportunities »» Elder Abuse In-Service Scheduled for Feb. 10 »» SOMC Breaks Ground on New West Portsmouth Facility »» Free Consultations with a Personal Trainer »» SOMC Completes Market Pay Analysis for January »» Attention Healthy Partners! »» Need a Break? Sign-Up for a Relaxing Chair Massage 4) Health & Wellness 5) Classifieds Submission Guidelines All Weekly Beat items must be submitted electronically to merrifis@somc.org. All items for that week’s edition of the Weekly Beat must be received by 3 p.m. Wednesday. Any items submitted after 3 p.m. Wednesday will be held for the following Friday edition. All items submitted for the Weekly Beat will undergo review by the Weekly Beat editorial board, which consists of members of the SOMC Community Relations Department. The board will meet weekly to discuss submitted items. All items published in the Weekly Beat must have a direct link to Southern Ohio Medical Center. Items that do not occur at SOMC, or are not sponsored by SOMC, will not be featured in the Weekly Beat. For more Submission Guidelines, please review the SOMC Internal Communications Policy on the SOMC Intranet. Editor • Stephanie Merrifield Community Relations Designers • Chris Eatherton Community Relations • Brock Volio Community Relations Contributors • Eric Kephas Community Relations 1 January/February Event Calendar January 31 A Night of Broadway Vern Riffe Center for the Arts 7:30 pm Tickets can be purchased at the McKinley Box Office or via Ticketmaster.com February 6 Go Red Day Organizational-Wide February 23 Book Sale Friends Center 8:30 am to 4 pm Book Sale ED/Waller Corridor 7:30 am to 4 pm Elder Abuse In-Service ED Room 4 1 to 2 pm February 25 Book Sale ED/Waller Corridor 7:30 am to 4 pm February 13 Chocolate Sale ED/Waller Corridor 7 am to 4 pm January 23 Andria Allen Lois Brown-Conover Karen Cooper Lori Lawless Rose Madden Melissa Owens Patsy Parson Krystal Walker Breast Cancer Screening Breast Center 1 to 4 pm February 24 February 10 Employee Birthdays February 19 January 24 James Brown Glenn Burris Cherry Clevenger Laurel Cook Kelli Davis Michael Gillispie Malinda Glover Ashley Schilling Dawn Smith Amanda Throckmorton Mildred Williams Patricia Yost January 25 Terry Conley Ashley Cox Paul Foit Amanda Gilbert Timothy Malone Cindy Mayberry Amy Nagel January 26 Shaye Coburn Laura Halcomb Tracie Lujan Ryan Nichols Christina Ward January 27 Susan Alley Barbara Duncan Cheryl Eichenlaub Tiffany Estep Morgan Gullion Jeffery Parker Ramona Phipps Louise Prince Clifford Sparks January 28 Terri Branscome Lori Castle Marilyn Darby Vicki Egbert Lauren Hickman Tarun Nagrani Angela Spence January 29 Janice Gosselin Alicia Holbrook Blake Howard Nancy Iery Brooke Meenach Robin Miller Becky Sargent Catlin Shilling Christy Spriggs Bobbi Storer 2 Organizational News & Updates SOMC Sleep Diagnostic Center Receives Accreditation The SOMC Sleep Diagnostic Center recently policies and procedures, data acquisition, patient received program accreditation from the care, and quality assurance. Additionally, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM). sleep center’s goals must be clearly stated and include plans for positively affecting the quality Basic Life Support Courses SOMC Workforce Development is requesting that all employees who plan to attend the American Heart Association (AHA) Basic Life Support courses register via NetLearning. This will allow the department to ensure that the appropriate participant to educator ratio of 6:1 (as required by the AHA) is being maintained. If you need assistance with the registration process, please contact Workforce Development at ext. 2721 or 2712. “The American Academy of Sleep Medicine of medical care in the community it serves. congratulates SOMC on meeting the high standards required for receiving accreditation as a The SOMC Sleep Diagnostic Center is directed sleep disorders center,” Dr. Timothy Morgenthaler, by Glenn Burris, MD, and joins more than 2,600 president of the AASM, said. “SOMC is an AASM-accredited sleep centers across the country. important resource to the local medical community and will provide academic and The American Academy of Sleep Medicine is scientific value, in addition to the highest quality a professional medical society for clinicians, care for patients suffering from sleep disorders.” researchers, and other health care providers in the field of sleep medicine. As the national To receive accreditation for a five-year period, a accrediting body for sleep disorders centers, sleep center must meet or exceed all standards the AASM is dedicated to setting standards for professional health care as designated by and promoting excellence in sleep medicine the AASM. These standards address core areas health care, education, and research. such as personnel, facility and equipment, Free Upcoming Educational Opportunities SOMC Workforce Development will offer four free A Basic Microsoft Excel course will take place educational classes for employees as follows: from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Feb. 19 in the Computer Lab of the Gibson Building on the East Campus. A Medical Spanish course will be offered online through NetLearning starting Jan. An Advanced PowerPoint course will take place 23. The course is free, but will require the from 1 to 2 p.m. Feb. 18 in the Computer Lab purchase of a $12 book, which can be picked of the Gibson Building on the East Campus. up from the Workforce Development Office. Registration for the courses must be A Basic Microsoft PowerPoint course will take completed through NetLearning, under place from 9 to 10 a.m. Feb 4 in the Computer Enroll in Class. If you have any questions, Lab of the Gibson Building on the East Campus. please call Bethany Wilson at ext. 2712. Elder Abuse In-Service Scheduled for Feb. 10 The SOMC Senior Behavioral Medicine Care Unit Kaye Inoshita, RN, director of Regional will offer an in-service on Elder Abuse Prevention/ Long Term Care Ombudsman Program Reporting and Elder Financial Exploitation from 1 for the Area Agency on Aging. to 2 p.m. Feb. 10 in Room 4 of the Micklethwaite Education Building on the Main Campus. Professionals and community members are welcome to attend. For more The in-service will be presented by information, please call ext. 6845. 3 Organizational News & Updates continued SOMC Breaks Ground on New West Portsmouth Facility SOMC broke ground on a new West Portsmouth facility on the morning of Jan. 16. The facility will be located on U.S. 52 next to Earl Thomas Conley Park and will provide primary care. Pictured with shovels at the groundbreaking were, from left to right, Laine Young, CNP; Don Hadsell of J&H Erectors; County Commissioner Doug Coleman; County Commissioner Bryan Davis; and Kirk Donges of TSHD. For updates regarding SOMC construction, visit the SOMC Construction Blog at www.somc.org/construction. SOMC Completes Market Pay Analysis for January One of the five elements of the Since it is SOMC’s philosophy to base increase this year, which affects 460 SOMC Total Compensation Program our pay on relevant pay markets, employees. As stated above, those is Market Pay. SOMC completes an not all SOMC positions will receive who do not receive an increase are annual Market Pay analysis each an increase. If a position does not already being compensated at the January to compare the base rate receive a market increase during 100% of the market pay rate average. of positions at SOMC to health care this process, it is an indication market rates of pay across the region. that the position is already being Those employees who will be This annual process also consists paid a fair and competitive wage receiving a market increase will of a review of pay ranges, average and is either at or above current receive notification via a letter from pay rates, and pay differentials market pay for the position. their leader on Jan. 22. The 2015 (shift, on-call, and weekend). market increase will go into effect Market movement varies from year for the pay period beginning 1/11/15, During the analysis, if the market to year and is dependent on many ending 1/24/15 and paid 1/29/2015. rate of a specific job has increased, economic factors in the country, the pay range assignment and the region, and the healthcare job If you have any questions, please employees’ base rate will be adjusted market. Based on our analysis, 190 call HR at ext. 8597 or 8745. to compensate for that increase. positions will receive a market pay 4 SOMC Events A NIGHT OF BROADWAY A BENEFIT FOR THE SOMC BREAST CANCER COMPASSION FUND Musical theatre enthusiasts will have the opportunity to enjoy their favorite tunes while supporting local breast cancer patients during the upcoming production of “A Night of Broadway,” which will take place at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 31 at the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts The show is presented by Dr. Vincent Scarpinato, Linda Tieman, and the Portsmouth West Vocal Department, in association with the SOMC Development Foundation, Shawnee State University, Bob and Debbie Gambill, and the SOMC Service Guild. The program will feature vocal selections from both alumni and current Portsmouth West High School students. All proceeds earned will benefit the SOMC Breast Cancer Compassion Fund. “A Night of Broadway is a musical celebration that will bring the entire community together to invigorate hope and help us defeat this terrible disease that affects so many lives,” Dr. Scarpinato, senior medical director of Surgical Services at SOMC, said. “While there are often many resources for breast cancer patients, there are also many patients who need help with critical needs; this production will raise money for those people.” Three ticket types are available for the evening, including $50 VIP Tickets, $25 Patron Tickets, and $12 Regular Tickets. The purchase of a VIP ticket will include admission to a champagne reception following the event. Sponsorship opportunities are also available. “Over the years, we have produced many shows to benefit our local breast cancer patients, and each program brings a new level of appreciation for our community,” Dr. Scarpinato said. “I’m honored to help with these shows, and even more humbled to see the response they receive. They assist so many and we hope this performance will be just as successful as those of the past.” Tickets for the event can be purchased by calling the McKinley Box Office at 740-351-3600 or by visiting www.ticketmaster.com. A limited number of tickets and sponsorships have been released, so call and reserve your seats today! The SOMC Service Guild, pictured here with Dr. Vincent Scarpinato, recently donated $5,000 to support A Night of Broadway. 5 SOMC Events continued SOMC Celebrates Diversity & Commonalities through MLK Day Southern Ohio Medical Center honored the achievements of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. through its annual Diversity Celebration held Jan. 19 on the Main Campus. Southern-comfort food samples, apples, and education concerning the diversity and commonalities of our SOMC workforce were offered at the event, which also invited visitors to place push pins on a map of the world to represent their heritage. We’re glad so many people were able to stop by our display! 6 Health & Wellness Free Consultations with a Personal Trainer The beginning of a new year is always a good opportunity to change eating habits, start going to the gym, and become a fitter, healthier version of you. But sometimes it’s hard to know where to start or what exercise regimen is actually best to achieve your personal goals. If you need help getting on track and creating a unique gym routine that will challenge you and get you in shape, consider working with one of the certified personal trainers of the Portsmouth, Lucasville, or Wheelersburg LIFE Centers. All LIFE Center Personal Trainers have a four-year degree in a fitness related field and/or a certification in Personal Training from a nationally recognized agency. Trainers can customize workouts for any person of any ability and work one-on-one to motivate you to achieve your goals. Sessions can be payroll deducted and can be purchased in 30-minute or hourlong blocks. Group training is also available, though sessions must be limited to three people. Additional persons are an additional $10 per hour per person. You are welcome to get to know the trainers before purchasing a time block via a free fitness consult at any LIFE Center location. Free consultations with a personal trainer will also be available to employees from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 12 and 26 in the Employee Health and Wellness Fitness Room (located in Suite 307A of the Waller Building). Appointments are necessary and will last approximately 30 minutes. To schedule an appointment, please contact Jenny Foit at ext. 8432. To learn more about personal trainers at the LIFE Center, check them out online at www.somc.org/life/personaltrainer.php. Attention Healthy Partners! If you are a new participant in the Healthy Partners Program and qualified for a free LIFE Center membership in 2014, please visit any of the three LIFE Center locations to fill out your membership paperwork. If you did not qualify for the free LIFE Center membership in 2015, but would like to continue your membership from the previous year, please stop by and fill out your new payroll deduction form. Any memberships not renewed by Feb. 1 will be canceled. If you have any questions, please contact the LIFE Center Member Accounts Office at ext. 7900. 7 Weekly Beat Classifieds miscellaneous Sunquest pro-16s tanning bed by wolff excellent condition $500.00 Call 740-821-7829 leave message if no answer, will email pictures upon request. Polk High-end Surround sound. Speakers include 4-TSI100 bookshelf speakers, 1-CS10 center speaker, 1-PSW125 solo powered subwoofer. Speakers used less than 6 months. All speakers purchased seperate from crutchfield.com Complete system. Sony 7.1 channel 770 watt recevier with HDMI video upscaling included. Cost me $1600 new will sell for $600 call or text 7403527621. New Uggs Boots never worn mid calf. Pink and Black size 7. Fit was more like 6 to 6 1/2. $60 dollars each pair. Call 981-6361. 24” electric logs for use with natural gas. Only used occasionally. $50 740-352-2770 All for sale cheap text or call 2852669: *Like new small uniform tops and small/medium pants. *New paper shredder used three times max $20.00 *Aprroximately one year old wireless printer/scanner/fax only used a few time for printing $45.00 *Madam Alexander Lucy and Pippy Long Stocking collectors dolls perfect condition still in boxes. *Z Collection grey/black knee length books new $50.00 in Dec never worn and in box (make a offer). *Dansko white shoes fits size 7-8 $10.00 *food saver never with instructions and bags * new crockpot never been open $10.00 * Colored 32inch Tube tv for sale, works great 100.00 also four 16inch tires, used , almost new .820-8990 no calls after 7pm/ leave message All Black appliances for sale, smooth top range, above range microwave and fridge for sale. 285-3669 Full size ping pong table for sale, I bought it new at Target, just don’t play it much anymore, asking $100 OBO, comes with extra net, and paddles, it is blue in color. I can send pics if interested. Call or text 740988-7597 if interested. 4 foot long x 2 foot wide foosball, ping pong, pool table combo, also has hockey and checkers and a couple other games that I don’t know how to play, all accessories come with table, in great shape, asking $75 OBO, can send pics if interested. Call or text 740-988-7597. Kids Fooseball table. $75.00 call 740935-0898. Bar stools. wooden with back rest with spindles. $25.00 for 2. Call 740-935-0898. China set. $25.00 for set. call 740-935 0898 motor vehicles FOR SALE: 2006 Honda Civic EX, loaded, automatic, sun roof, CD w/ aux, excellent condition, good tires, great gas mileage. 170,000 miles but very well maintained. $5,400 Call Ken at 740-352-7217 or Sarah at 740357-7161. 1999 Chevy Camero, red in color, clear title. 1 owner, ground effects, spoiler, new tires within the last year, new struts and shocks, no dents. 95,xxx miles. $4600. Call in evenings or text anytime 740-961-2392. FOR SALE; 2008 HYUNDAI SONATA Limited-V6, sunroof, new tires, leather heated seats, remote start, low miles, super clean. 62,000 miles. 740-821-2228 or 740-821-2229 after 5. $8600 1987 Monte Carlo SS Aero Coupe, all stock 305 V-8 automatic trans with overdrive. Runs, drives, and shifts good. Cold A/C and good heat. Burgundy interior. Seats in good shape but faded. Dash pad does have some cracks. Car is overall in good shape. Paint is a few years old but original color. Newer door weather strip seals, window felts, and trunk seal. The wheels on it are 14” Cragars with small amount of pitting but have the factory wheels also. Tires are like new. Newer rotors and wheel bearings. Clean title. Asking $6500 OBO. Willing to trade for something of equal value. If interested please call or text 740-464-5994. 1995 Ford F150 Crew Cab, Custom built by Centurion, Red w/ grey interior, 351 V8, Auto, 210k miles, New exhaust. New Transmission w/ 1 year warranty, $4,000 or best offer. (740) 352-6888 2008 Toyota Corolla LE, 4cyl, 1.8l, automatic. Silver, interior/grey, 31,100 miles; Air Conditioning; AM/ FM Radio/ CD Player; 4-Wheel ABS Brakes; Passenger Airbag; Side Head Curtain/Front Side Airbags; Power Exterior Mirrors; Power Door Locks and Windows; Vehicle Anti-Theft; Cruise; Power Sunroof. Just had the oil changed, tires rotated and new battery installed. Ex Cond, $10,995.00, 354-3971. 2006 FORD 150 XLT – Automatic Transmission, 4.6 V8, 2WD, limited slip rear end, 8foot bed, tow package, matching cap, Red. 83K miles, super clean, garage kept, brand new Michelin tires and battery. $9,500. Call 464-8724. pets Good Home wanted for three year old female Chihuahua-Shitzu mix named Jamie. Not spade, but never had puppies. If interested, please call 740-778-2380 or 740-250-8123. real estate House for Sale in Wheelersburg. $89,900. 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath. 2 car detached garage with blacktop driveway. Landscaped, half acre lot. Built in 1928 with original wood trim throughout. Newer roof, gas furnace, central air. Gas log fireplace. Kitchen appliances included. Great starter home! South Webster school district. Call/text for more details (740)3578813. for sale or lease, would also consider sharing my home with the right person. This house is conveniently located to SOMC Hospital; located directly across the street from Notre Dame High School, 2209 Sunrise Ave. For more info call Helen at 740-7270702. 3 bedroom 2 full bathroom home. Located in desired neighborhood in West Portsmouth. Features eat in kitchen and dinning room that can also be used as family room. 800 additional square foot in basment. Unfinished but currently used as rec room. Fenced in back yard. Also has all wood floors through out. Newely remodeled kitchen and all fixtures. GREAT FAMILY HOME! For sale 95,000. All reasonable offers considered!! Please call 352-5480 for info and pictures. 2 Bedroom, 1 bath home for sale in Sciotoville. Situated on 3 lots. Garage and Carport offers off-street parking. Appliances negotiable. Asking $57,900- Willing to negotiate. Very motivated sellers. Call/text 740961-3338 or 740-464-9909 for more information. Open House February 8th 1-3pm. 1729 White Gravel McDaniel Rd. Minford. 3 BR/2 bath ranch on 2 acres; Large bedrooms with walk-in closets; Crown molding throughout; All new stainless steel appliances; Huge pantry; Gas well for heat; Custom built fire pit. Bonus annex bldg. offers 28x32 great room, one BR apt (perfect Mother-in-law suite!)., 50x36 garage w/ tons of storage. 26x60 concrete slab, w/separate septic/ elec. for camper or doublewide. Asking $219,900. For questions or to schedule a private showing call/text (304) 941-5805 or (740) 285-4755. For rent, 2 BR second floor upper apartment, Portsmouth. $400.00/ month. Trash pickup/water paid. (740) 821-6576. Leave message. HOUSE FOR SALE OR LEASE. Three bedroom, brick, ranch-style home Classified Guidelines Classified ad submissions must be sent via an SOMC e-mail account to merrifis@ somc.org. Items submitted through any other e-mail server will not be accepted. Ads must be submitted by 3 p.m. Wednesday and will be listed for three weeks beginning each Friday morning. No more than five items may be listed at a time and work extensions may not be listed as a telephone contact. Ads that are considered solicitation, or the selling or offering of goods or services not pertaining to or sponsored by SOMC, may not be listed.
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