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Cheyenne joins Growth Street from Kazoo, a B2B SaaS employee experience platform and Vista Equity portfolio company. Cheyenne most recently served as Senior Manager of Demand Marketing at Kazoo, after several years of content marketing, digital marketing, and general demand generation experience in the B2B SaaS space. Michael joins from Vista Consulting Group (VCG), the operations arm of Vista Equity. Prior to VCG, Michael worked at Bain & Company as a management consultant. Michael and Cheyenne will work closely with Ben Tryba, Vice President of Operations, to help implement and optimize marketing, sales, and customer success best practices across the portfolio.
Indiana Regional Medical Center announced on Wednesday that it is now the first hospital in the tri-county region to offer MAKO smart robotics surgery.
CROOKED LAKE â Since Day 1 of the COVID-19 outbreak, Dr. Charles MacLean has been working in what was transformed into a respiratory clinic at Urgent Care of Cameron Hospital.
Amber Schiebel, director of Cameron Memorial Community Hospitalâs emergency department, has yet to take a vacation since the pandemic hit northeastern Indiana in March, sometimes logging 12-hour days to not only care for people with COVID-19 but the many other patients who come through the hospitalâs doors.
It was fitting, perhaps, that MacLean and Schiebel were the first two health care professionals to get inoculated Friday when the first COVID-19 vaccine clinic opened at the Steuben County Event Center in the Steuben County Park at Crooked Lake.
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Dec 17, 2020 4:11 PM
The first shipment of Pfizer Covid-19 vaccines arrived at Indiana Regional Medical Center Thursday, and the first round of vaccines are being distributed to those on the frontline against the pandemic.
According to a news release from IRMC, they have received 975 vaccines. The first three to receive the vaccines were Phyllis, a registered nurse in the ICU; Kevan, a registered nurse in the ER; and Dave, a respiratory therapist. They are part of the first wave of vaccinations, which will go to frontline workers. A second wave of vaccinations will be given to people deemed a “high risk”, which could be a person of a certain age or has a defined health condition. A general population rollout will follow that. Those receiving the vaccine on Thursday must get a second vaccination in three weeks.