 |  | JSMC announces scholarship recipients
Kentiana Greenwade, Hopkinsville, and William Sharp, Elkton, have each earned a $2,000 scholarship to help them pursue careers in medicine. They are recipients of the Henry R. Bell, MD Scholarships Funds as chosen by the Medical Staff and Board of Trustees of Jennie Stuart Medical Center. Read more here.
Mayor, CJE proclaim “Hospital Week”
At a ceremony on May 13, Hopkinsville Mayor Dan Kemp (right, holding proclamation) and Christian County Judge Executive Steve Tribble (center) proclaim May 12-18 “Hospital Week” at Jennie Stuart Medical Center as President & CEO Eric Lee looks on.
JSMC Occupational Health launches new RV
Occupational Health is now operating a mobile unit to provide health testing and certain medical services to industrial and other business clients. On site testing includes:
- Audiometric
- Drug
- Breath alcohol
- Pulmonary function
- Pulmonary respirator fit testing
- Pre-employment physicals
- Lab services.
The RV made its first appearance on May 2 at Cayce Mill Supply. Click the following link to view a YouTube video on this event by Christian County Chamber of Commerce.
For more information on occupational health services, call (270) 887-0270.
Read about a breast cancer survivor, more in May JSMC Health Beat.
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JSMC launches surgical robot
 For the benefit of patients, Jennie Stuart Medical Center is implementing a robotic surgical system, hospital officials announced at a news conference today.
At a cost of nearly $2 million, the da Vinci® Surgical System represents the largest investment in a single piece of equipment by the hospital in its 99 years of service.
“There are few hospitals our size in America with a surgical robot. We are proud of this expansion of clinical capabilities for our patients across the Pennyrile region,” Eric Lee, president & CEO, JSMC, said. Read more here
A salute to long-time volunteersSarah Lewis (center) is recognized by JSMC President & CEO Eric Lee and Volunteer Leader Donna Craig for 35 years of volunteer service at the hospital. Read about the other volunteer honorees here.
Community health needs assessment
Residents of Christian County, please take a minute and help us assess the health of our community by completing a brief survey. | | 
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