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Putnam Community Medical Center, a 99-bed, acute care facility, located at 611 Zeagler Dr, in Palatka, provides the latest technology with the assurance of highly trained, caring professionals to the residents of Putnam County. The hospital serves North Central Florida with a full complement of quality healthcare services while maintaining cost-effectiveness.
The hospital provides individualized care directed to the specific needs of each patient. Putnam Community Medical Center offers a 10-bed Intensive/Critical Care Unit, Step-Down Care Unit, Cardiac Cath Lab, medical and surgical units, family birthplace center, and a 24-hour emergency department. We also provide inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services.
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Oct 18, 2018 - 5:21am EDT
Some of our wonderful Nursing Staff have volunteered to help the Department of Health and Putnam County Sheriff’s office this Friday to deliver Flu Vaccines to Putnam County! These vaccines will be distributed in a “Drive-Thru” fashion at Crescent City High School, Interlachen High School and Palatka High School. This will be held 12pm-4pm at each location. For more information please contact the Florida Department of Health in Putnam County!
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Oct 17, 2018 - 2:47pm EDT
Welcome Denise! Denise joins us as our new Chief Nursing Officer and comes to us from West Florida Hospital in Pensacola. https://pcmcfl.com/about/newsroom/hospital-names-new-chief-nursing-officer
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Oct 17, 2018 - 7:48am EDT
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Oct 16, 2018 - 6:03am EDT
Recently, we celebrated the graduation of 10 Nursing Department leaders who have completed the Charge Nurse Certificate training program. While not all could make the ceremony, we would like to recognize them all by name: Chandra O’Steen, Nurse Manager John Ogden, RN Marcie Starling, RN Sherrie Suiter, Charge Nurse William Ravizza, RN Kim Hathy, Charge Nurse Mary Lombardi, Charge Nurse Stacey Musgrove, Clinical Coordinator Lisa Segovia, Charge Nurse Jamie Ramirez, RN It was indeed a special occasion, not only for PCMC but also for the North Florida Division. On hand were leaders from our Tallahassee Division office - Division Director of Nursing Operations, Division Director of Education, Director, Organization Development and Leadership Training Specialist. From our Board of Trustees we were joined by Wayne McClain, Dr. Wyatt, and Dr. Ahmad Special recognition went to Sandi Gonzales for her excellent work and persistence in pursing completion of the groups training. Congratulatory comments by our Division Leadership, Board and CEO, Mark Dooley recognized the importance and significance of the program and the group’s accomplishments. We thank the program participants for their commitment to their professional growth and development, their commitment to the program, to PCMC, to our physician partners, to their co-workers and to our patients. To highlight the program importance of the Charge Nurse Leadership Certificate, we recognize that it builds the foundation for great leadership by focusing on: Knowing the business Understanding one’s own leadership strengths and development opportunities Successfully leading a team that achieves great results This is a significant milestone for PCMC for several reasons. This program is a significant leadership development commitment from HCA andPCMC is the first North Florida Division hospital to have employees complete the program. Also this program not only recognizes the importance of the Charge Nurse role in hospitals, but also the development of nurses as leaders among their peers and in healthcare. Congratulations to our Inaugural Class of HCA Charge Nurse Graduates!
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Oct 15, 2018 - 5:51am EDT
Emergencies are unexpected, but you can always count on knowing our average ER wait times. Text "ER" to 32222 or visit us online here to get updated average ER times when you need them most: http://bit.ly/1QMAGrW