With the cost of higher education on the rise, Barnes-Jewish St. Peters Hospital wants to help offset some of that burden. Until May 15, the Barnes-Jewish St. Peters Hospital Auxiliary will accept applications for five $2,000 scholarships for college students seeking careers in human health care-related fields.
BJSPH hospital chaplain Jenny Hanksmeyer, PhD (back) proudly introduces Mr. and Mrs. Robert “Scottie” Scott to the cardiology unit immediately following their wedding ceremony ending a 22-year courtship. The St. Patty’s Day bride, Mary Donahue, carried a bouquet of yellow rose gifted to her by hospital employees.
The O’Fallon Rotary Club is currently accepting grant applications from local non-profit organizations for consideration. Prospective agencies with projects or services that directly benefit the community of O’Fallon, Mo., are eligible to apply.
The physicians and clinicians at the Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish St. Peters Hospital are recognized for their clinical expertise and often are requested to speak locally on a wide range of topics. By continually addressing changes in the health care environment and staying on top of trends that shape and impact cancer care, Siteman’s speakers have advanced knowledge on their topics, offering insight and opinions that help advance the future of cancer care.
