In the April CEO Video, Dr. Joseph Scopelliti and entity leaders take a few moments during these challenging times to thank staff for their dedication to our patients, each other and the communities we serve.
As the COVID-19 situation evolves, Dr. Joseph Scopelliti shares his upcoming Letter to the Editor where he explains the importance of social distancing and asks for the community’s support in stopping the spread of the virus. To read Dr. Scopelliti's letter, click here.
In the March CEO Video, Dr. Joseph Scopelliti talks about the Guthrie Employee Giving Campaign and the impact that we can make on the lives of our patients.
The 2020 Provider and Employee Giving campaign will run March 9 – 30. When you contribute, you do much more than provide financial support – you change lives in the communities Guthrie serves by improving health, quality of life and access to needed care and services. Look for more information in the coming weeks.
In this month’s CEO Video, Dr. Joseph Scopelliti explains why employee feedback is vital to Guthrie’s Culture of Safety Survey and shares some of the improvements that have come from previous surveys.
At Guthrie, we believe in providing our employees opportunities to advance and grow. We are excited to share Lacy’s journey with Guthrie in the Specialty Eye Care Department.
In the December CEO video, Dr. Joseph Scopelliti and departments across the organization discuss the season of giving, the importance of connecting with each other and some of the great progress that has been made this year.
In the November CEO Video, Dr. Joseph Scopelliti discusses the 75th Anniversary of the Gift of The Doctor and its role in inspiring compassion in healthcare.
This month, Dr. Scopelliti invites Staci Thompson, Executive VP, Performance Management Office, to talk about Performance 2021, a two-year strategic initiative to accelerate our efforts to transform the way we work and deliver care.
In the September CEO video, Dr. Joseph Scopelliti highlights Guthrie’s recent Epic Gold Stars Level 9 recognition. Terri Couts and Dr. Phillip Snider tell us more about what this achievement means for our organization.
