UNE alum is new chief of Hospitalist Service at Maine VA Medical Center
Jeffrey Crowder ’11 is the first physician assistant to hold the job in Maine
Jeffrey Crowder, M.S.P.A. ’11, PA-C
The new chief of the Hospitalist Service at the Maine Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Center at Togus is a graduate of the University of New England’s Master of Science in Physician Assistant (M.S.P.A.) program, the only such program in Maine.
Not only that, but he is the first physician assistant (PA) in the Maine VA system’s history to hold the job.
Jeffrey Crowder, M.S.P.A. ’11, PA-C, was recently offered the permanent position after a year in an acting role helping the nation’s oldest VA facility navigate the trials and tribulations of the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Wetzel County Hospital Joins WVU Medicine Group
By Randy Rutherford - Staff Writer | Apr 21, 2021
Wetzel County Hospital
Wetzel County Hospital joined the WVU Medicine group in July 2020. I recently sat down with Shawn Smith, Chief Operating Officer and Roger Lockhart, Marketing Director, both with Camden Clark Hospital, Parkersburg, WV. Both gentlemen walked me through several reasons how this joint venture will bring better services to the citizens of the Ohio Valley.
WVU Medicine has recently added several facilities to their family including: Wheeling Hospital; Fairmont Medical Center in Fairmont; WVU Medicine Children’s Hospital; United Hospital Center in Bridgeport; Camden Clark Medical Center in Parkersburg; Berkeley Medical Center in Martinsburg; Barnesville Hospital in Belmont County, Ohio; Braxton County Memorial Hospital in Gasaway; Harrison Community Hospital in Cadiz, Ohio; Jackson General Hospital in Ripley; Jefferson Medical Center in Ranson; Potomac Valley Hosp