PMC has added Critical Care Nurse Practitioners (CRNPs) to their critical care team to help address the growing healthcare needs in the region. CRNPs, like intensivists, can assess patients and immediately treat their critical care needs to avoid delays and stabilize patients quickly. This will provide an additional level of care to critical patients and reduce the time it takes for a nurse to consult with a physician. The new service will be led by Critical Care physicians Khemraj Sedani and Samer Alkhuja in collaboration with PMC's medical director Christopher Pomrink.
PMC has added Critical Care Nurse Practitioners (CRNPs) to their critical care team to help address the growing healthcare needs in the region. CRNPs, like intensivists, can assess patients and immediately treat their critical care needs to avoid delays and stabilize patients quickly. This will provide an additional level of care to critical patients and reduce the time it takes for a nurse to consult with a physician. The new service will be led by Critical Care physicians Khemraj Sedani and Samer Alkhuja in collaboration with PMC's medical director Christopher Pomrink.
PMC has added Critical Care Nurse Practitioners (CRNPs) to their critical care team to help address the growing healthcare needs in the region. CRNPs, like intensivists, can assess patients and immediately treat their critical care needs to avoid delays and stabilize patients quickly. This will provide an additional level of care to critical patients and reduce the time it takes for a nurse to consult with a physician. The new service will be led by Critical Care physicians Khemraj Sedani and Samer Alkhuja in collaboration with PMC's medical director Christopher Pomrink.
PMC has added Critical Care Nurse Practitioners (CRNPs) to their critical care team to help address the growing healthcare needs in the region. CRNPs, like intensivists, can assess patients and immediately treat their critical care needs to avoid delays and stabilize patients quickly. This will provide an additional level of care to critical patients and reduce the time it takes for a nurse to consult with a physician. The new service will be led by Critical Care physicians Khemraj Sedani and Samer Alkhuja in collaboration with PMC's medical director Christopher Pomrink.
Center (PMC) recently immediately,” said Pau- added Critical Care lette Nish, Vice Presi- Nurse Practitioners dent, Patient Care (CRNPs) to their critical Services/CNO at PMC. care team to assist with In addition to assisting addressing the growing with other healthcare healthcare needs of the needs in the hospital, region. Like Critical CRNPs fully comple- Care physicians ment the high level of (Intensivists), CRNPs care provided by the are able to assess existing critical care patients and immedi- nursing staff. ately respond to their Critical Care physi- critical care needs to cians, Khemraj Sedani, avoid any delays and MD, FCCP, and Samer stabilize the patient as Alkhuja, MD will spear- quickly as possible. patients in Critical Care CRNPs will reduce the head this new service in This service in collabo- Units and Emergency time it would take for a collaboration with ration with the critical Department at PMC. registered nurse to PMC’s medical director care nursing staff “By ordering medica- consult with a Critical of the Hospitalist provides an additional tions and treatments Care Physician; CRNPs Program, Christopher level of care to the immediately, our are able to order and Pomrink, DO.
Camp Papillon Pet
Adoption To Host Basket Bingo Camp Papillon Pet donate items for the Adoption and Rescue separate raffles or door will hold a Basket Bingo prizes may call Kathy at Fundraiser on Sunday, 570-269-9836. February 27th, from Camp Papillon is noon to 4pm, at the East Monroe County's largest Stroudsburg American non-profit, no-kill pet Legion Post 346, 201 E. adoption and rescue Fifth Street, East organization, rescuing Stroudsburg. and rehoming local Longaberger baskets dogs, cats, bunnies and will be featured and also more. there will be raffled Doors open at noon, items and door prizes. and bingo begins at 1pm. All profits will go The event cost of $25 at toward helping the the door, includes 20 homeless animals of games of bingo and door Monroe County. prize entry. Camp Papillon needs Purchase advance help from the local tickets, for $20, and save business community and $5. Raffles, 50/50 and citizens to make this refreshments are avail- event a success, and able at an additional raise some much needed cost. For advance funds for veterinary tickets, call Jennifer at care, food, etc. 570-424-6174 or Kathy Businesses and at 570-269-9836. individuals wishing to For more information, donate money to sponsor please visit one of the Longaberger www.CampPapillon.org baskets or wishing to or call 570-420-0450.