Hospitals are places where sick people come to get well. Visitors are asked to protect the health of their hospitalized friends and family (and themselves) by practicing the basic principles of infection prevention. More »
“Casey has been one of the strongest leaders we have ever had the privilege to work with,” reads her nomination form, submitted by members of her staff. “Not only is she an amazing patient advocate, but she advocates for all of her nursing staff … She brought our team together when it was most needed, and she is always present even when she is not physically visible.” More »
"Monica always makes sure her patients are taken care of, but she also makes sure her co-workers are taken care of as well. What makes a great nurse is not only herself but the co-workers she surrounds herself with. Monica will cover for others if they need the day off, or simply if they are short staffed she will come in and make sure the patients can get the care they need and deserve. Her compassion for her job, and her coworkers are something not many can do." — Sonya Milburn More »
Dr. Gough is board certified in general surgery and recently completed a fellowship in colon and rectal surgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, Calif. She is the only colorectal specialist in Wyoming, and she is excited to offer her services to patients across the state. More »
“We travel a lot with our dog, and the people of Wyoming are the most dog friendly. People are more kind in Wyoming; they are more considerate. These are the bits of humanity that make life so pleasant.” More »
What happens in the Wyoming Medical Center WARR Room? Nationally certified Critical Care Tech Sally Ann Vasquez explains. More »
Gail Kennah had something to say about Wyoming Medical Center: “From the young man in valet, to the kitchen staff, to the housekeepers, to the respiratory therapists, I have never, ever, ever had the kind of service I’ve had here.” More »
In what has become an annual tradition, about 20 carolers from the Casper Civic Chorale sang traditional Christmas carols to patients and staff Thursday evening. “It’s very rewarding. We know that several patients are in stressful situations or they are in pain. Just to bring a smile to their face is very rewarding,” said Gary Gasser, Chorale president. More »
Trista Russell, registered nurse, cares for a pediatric patient at Wyoming Medical Center. National Nurses Week 2015 begins this week. It’s a great excuse (as if you ... More »
While you can't measure a hospital by numbers alone, we're pretty proud of those we put up in 2014: 45 minutes average door-to-balloon time for STEMI heart attacks ... More »
Wyoming's fall class of the Graduate Nurse Residency poses on the hospital grounds last September. Erin Devine is standing in the back row, fourth from the left ... More »
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