Davis Health System and Mon Health System Celebrate Employees Throughout August
Posted Date: 8/26/2024
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In an ongoing effort to join together as Vandalia Health, staff from across each system rallied to compete in some friendly competition tournament-style at the Morgantown BOPARC softball fields on Saturday, August 17. Throwing out the ceremonial first pitch was Dr. Krystal Atkinson, Chief Administrative Officer and Chief Nursing Officer of Mon Health Medical Center, Chief Nursing Executive of Mon Health System, and Interim Chief Nursing Officer of Davis Health System. Additionally, Bria Dixon, RN at Mon Health Medical Center, sang the National Anthem to kick off the tournament.
“Coming together for this event fostered a spirit of fun and camaraderie, strengthening the bonds within the Vandalia Health family,” said Mark Doak, Interim Chief Executive Office of Davis Health System. “It’s important to connect, laugh, and come away with great memories and stronger relationships.”
Additionally, in recognition and celebration of their contributions to the overall health and safety of the communities they serve, the Vandalia Health hospital systems joined together on Sunday, August 25 with a system-wide kickball tournament and pool party at Mylan Park in Morgantown. Staff from each health system celebrated together and enjoyed some summer fun as a collective organization.
“From clinical and laboratory staff to facilities and support services, together as Vandalia Health, our employees work diligently to provide exceptional, high-quality care to the patients we serve. It is because of their efforts that we remain a top-choice provider for many across our state,” said David Goldberg, President and CEO of Mon Health System and Davis Health System - Vandalia Health North, and Executive Vice President of Vandalia Health. “It is an honor to come together this month in recognition of these efforts to celebrate our employees and their dedication to providing excellence in healthcare.”
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