News
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Awarded on the Forbes Best-In-State Employers List
Forbes’ Best-In-State Employers 2021 were identified in an independent survey based on a vast sample of approximately 80,000 Americans working for companies with more than 500 employees in the United States.
Cheshire Medical Center Receives Prestigious Baby-Friendly Re-Designation
As a Baby-Friendly designated hospital, Cheshire provides an environment that supports breastfeeding while respecting every parent’s right to make the best decision for their family.
Elisabeth B. Wilson, MD, joins D-HH and Dartmouth’s Geisel School of Medicine as new chair of the Department of Community and Family Medicine
Dr. Wilson has accepted the role as chair and professor of the Department of Community and Family Medicine for the D-HH system and Dartmouth’s Geisel School of Medicine. She begins her role in March 2022 and will succeed Cathleen Morrow, MD as chair.
Lindsey Cushing and Kelsey Page Honored by Monadnock Center for Violence Prevention (MCVP)
The certified SANE nurses proposed a program that would expand their services to children and domestic violence survivors, then offer outpatient follow-up care.
New Vice Chair of Research for Obstetrics and Gynecology Named at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health
D-HH has named Daisy Goodman, DNP, MPH, CARN-AP, APRN, CNM, as the vice chair of Research for Obstetrics and Gynecology (OB/GYN).
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health Increases Minimum Wage to $17 per Hour
Responding to labor shortage, health system makes second major minimum wage adjustment in nine months
Cheshire Medical Center to Expand Clinical Services with New Property Purchase in Keene
The West Campus at 62 Maple Avenue offers expansion of services and new Family Medicine Residency program.
The Nursing Practice Council: Defining, Promoting and Supporting Evidence-Based Practices
Maggie Bard values the opportunity to develop her leadership skills, keep learning, and give input on how her job is done.
Energy-Saving Upgrades Improve Sustainability and Experience
Replacing approximately 2,500 fluorescent bulbs in a busy medical center during a pandemic is no small feat, but this community collaboration brightens our future.
Urgent Primary Care Visits Relocates to the Medical Center
On February 17, Walk-In Care services on Emerald Street discontinue and urgent visits become available on our main campus, so you can access extensive health care services in one convenient location.