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CT techs are scarce, with many vacancies. MUSC and Siemens think there is a better way to fill them. (opens the original)
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It is a crazy change of environment for Robert Guercio, from working in gang intelligence and narcotics in South Carolina’s prisons to a classroom and a clinic at Medical University of South Carolina. But six months from now, he and three classmates will hopefully be qualified to fill one of the scarcer positions in the health care field — CT technologists. The four are the inaugural cohort in what MUSC and partner Siemens are calling an innovative training program to provide both classroom insi
Former Panther Greg Olsen and family support MUSC children’s services with $400K donation (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON â Former Pro Bowler and NFL analyst Greg Olsen and his family are making sure Garth Brooks is always around to comfort the children of South Carolina and their families when they are seriously ill. Brooks, in this case, is a black Labrador Retriever therapy dog at the Shawn Jenkins Childrenâs Hospital at Medical University of South Carolina who is part of the services supported by Olsenâs foundation, the HEARTest Yard. It is just one way the Olsen family, which has been through
MUSC presidential search looking at 15 ‘really strong’ candidates, hopes to avoid Clemson snafu (opens the original)
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The search committee for a new Medical University of South Carolina president just started interviewing 15 candidates for what will actually be a different role that will focus more closely on running the university, a move that has caused angst among the school's faculty. The chair of MUSC's board said he has heard those concerns and is forming a new committee to ensure the health system's support for the academic side, which is substantial, doesn't wane. In a wide-ranging interview, Chairman C
First-ever CDC modeling helped SC get ‘real time’ picture of historic measles outbreak (opens the original)
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Even as the measles outbreak in South Carolina appeared to be waning in late December, a new form of disease modeling was telling public health officials the outbreak was actually increasing, alerting them to keep staffing high. The system, called Nowcasting, at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention kept the state ready for what would soon explode into the worst single outbreak in the last 35 years. In the aftermath, it is providing a new model that could help provide better real-time d
SC public health issues mosquito caution after 2 more West Nile outbreaks, including Charleston (opens the original)
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South Carolina reported two more outbreaks of mosquito-borne West Nile virus in the Midlands and Lowcountry regions, prompting public health to warn the public to take steps to eliminate mosquitos around homes. Charleston County said it has positive cases and will increase spraying for mosquitoes accordingly this week. There were two new human cases in the Midlands and four in the Lowcountry recently confirmed, and those cases were diagnosed in a close geographic area and timeframe from each oth
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