OGLESBY - Retired Illinois Valley Community College counselor Kathy Notbohm of Tonica recently created an endowed scholarship through the college Foundation
April 7, 2021
Dr. Maureen Rebholz PHOTO IVCC
OGLESBY – Dr. Maureen Rebholz of LaSalle is Illinois Valley Community College’s 2021 nominee for the state’s top community college alumnus award. Rebholz was nominated for the Illinois Community College Trustees Association (ICCTA) Distinguished Alumnus Award by board chair Jane Goetz.
“Dr. Rebholz’ inspirational story took her from our nursing labs in the early 1980s to a leadership position at a nearby hospital to a seat on our board of trustees,” said Goetz.
“She has been a local leader in pain management, diabetes control and more recently COVID-19 education and prevention,” Goetz said, adding, “Throughout her illustrious career, she has championed IVCC’s mission as a medical professional, a parent of three students, an instructor and now as a trustee.”
December 31, 2020
Robert Fortney, MSN, chief nursing officer; Ashley Freitag, BSN, nursing educator; Melissa Balma, BSN, OB department director; and Renee Rebholz, Ed.D, who initiated RQI at IVCH in 2016 – PHOTO PROVIDED
PERU – Use of an innovative CPR training program has earned Illinois Valley Community Hospital official designation as an RQI Lighthouse Organization, joining IVCH with a group of hospitals from around the country that have demonstrated resuscitation best practices using the program. IVCH was the first hospital in Illinois to use the RQI system to train nurses and other clinical providers in cardiopulmonary resuscitation. The hospital implemented the system which is endorsed by the American Heart Association four years ago.
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