Hamilton Medical Center’s blood bank recently received a successful inspection by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) with no recommendations.
The three-day inspection included an audit of blood bank records and many hours of questions and answers.
Kenny Lowery, laboratory director, said he appreciated Charles Robinette, blood bank supervisor, and all the associates who participate in Hamilton’s transfusion services for upholding and maintaining FDA standards.
“It takes a village to make this work,” said Robinette.
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Hamilton’s blood bank awarded successful FDA inspection
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Health department seeking new nurse manager
Nurse practitioner Cindy Gilbert uses an stethoscope to listen to the heart of Dylan Grooms at the Whitfield County Health Department in this file photo. A new nurse manager is expected to join the health department following Cheryl Wheeler’s retirement. She now works at Hamilton Medical Center. Matt Hamilton/The Daily Citizen
The Whitfield County Health Department’s loss could be Hamilton Medical Center’s gain.
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