Tobacco Prevention: Holy Smokes! Klamath Falls Is Kicking Butts
The Foster G. McGaw Prize recognizes hospitals that go beyond sick care. Preventing tobacco use and passing tobacco policies is part of that work.
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The Foster G. McGaw Prize recognizes hospitals that go beyond sick care. Creating healthcare careers for future generations is part of that work.
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Cauble Speaks at KCC commencement
On Friday, Sky Lakes CEO David Cauble was the keynote speaker at Klamath Community College’s commencement ceremony. Cauble highlighted the importance of friends and family in higher education and in life; “Seldom do we accomplish greatness on our own” in his keynote address.
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Sky Lakes Volunteers Awarded United Way Volunteer Award for 2022
Sky Lakes Medical Center Volunteers were awarded United Way’s 2022 Volunteer of the year for the Public Service Division! Recently our volunteers have resumed patient escorts, deliveries to patient rooms, and aiding with discharges after pausing these services due to COVID-19 restrictions.
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Sky Lakes Volunteers Donate Laptops to Nursing Students
Skip Neuber, longtime Sky Lakes Volunteer, and current chair of the Volunteer Scholarship Committee (far left) and Reid Kennedy director of volunteer services (far right) are pictured with the new cohort of KCC Nursing students, some of the 2nd year nursing students and KCC...