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Maury Regional Medical Center March 2010 Vol. XXIX, Issue 3
Dr. Michael Sattasiri (right) and
Shelby Steele, radiation tech, are
pictured in a treatment room with
the equipment that delivers radiation
therapy to patients.
Breast Cancer Detection Enhanced with New MRI Technology
On March 22, Maury Regional Medical Center (MRMC) began using new technology to conduct magnetic
resonance imaging (MRI) procedures of the breast.
“MRI is very successful in detecting invasive breast cancer. While we have been conducting breast MRI for
years, this new digital DynaCAD technology enables us to obtain higher
quality images, aids in diagnosing benign breast disease and assists
in treatment planning for breast cancer patients,” said Bill Sutter,
MD, radiologist and chief of staff.
The American Cancer Society recommends breast MRI as a screening
tool for women whose risk of developing breast cancer is 20 percent
above average. Risk factors include a family history of breast cancer in
a close relative (mother, sister, or daughter), a positive genetic test for
breast cancer, and chest radiation for Hodgkin’s disease. For those who
meet high-risk criteria for screening, Medicare and most commercial
insurance will cover the cost of the MRI.
This is the latest tool added at the Maury Regional Women’s Center
to aid in the detection and treatment of breast cancer. This technology
complements digital mammography, breast ultrasound and stereotactic
biopsy.
Maury Regional Cancer Center Adds New Technology
The Maury Regional Cancer Center has added new technology to enhance the
precision of radiation therapy for cancer patients, according to radiation oncologist
Michael Sattasiri, M.D.
“The rate at which new technology becomes available for the treatment of cancer
is promising. The addition of this new imaging system will provide us with even
greater accuracy in the delivery of radiation therapy,” said Dr. Sattasiri.
The Varian ® On-Board Imager ® (OBI) makes dynamic targeting image-guided
radiation (IGRT) more efficient and convenient. The system delivers improved tumor
targeting using high resolution, low dose digital imaging in the treatment room. OBI
provides the tools to manage changes in position caused by day-to-day set-up conditions
as well as changes in position during a patient’s treatment session because
of normal respiratory and organ motion. This enables physicians and staff to confidently
manage patients and target movement—both before and during treatments.
Joel Kochanski, M.D., a radiation oncologist in the cancer center adds, “The
use of this new imaging can result in better image quality than traditional megavoltage
imaging. By having the best possible image information, we are able to make
timely decisions and obtain exact alignment, which is critical when delivering high
doses of radiation.”
The Maury Regional Cancer Center will begin using this new technology at the end of the month. OBI is the latest tool added
for radiation treatment of cancer and complements intensity modulated radiation therapy and brachytherapy. In addition,
see Cancer Technology, page 6
MRI technologists pictured demonstrating
the new breast MRI technology are
Beverly Sisk, BSRS, RT(R)(MR) (left),
and Jill Craig, RT(MR).

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New Employees
February 2010
Administration
Alan Watson
Central Supply
Alice Leighton
Food & Nutrition
Adrianne Calahan
Wendy Seagraves
Information Technology
Alex Barberi
Bobby Ellis
Laboratory
Teri Lemay
Anita Safian
Nursing
Ashlee Anderson
Christina Douthit
Deborah Johnson
Laquisha McFerrin
Charlotte Jane Smith
Patti Thomason
Areta Thompson
Patient Access
Sharon Wiegand
continued on page 3
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MRMC Welcomes New Physicians
Daniel A. Grippo, M.D., a specialist in radiology,
has joined the medical staff. He is associated with Drs.
Nathan Berkley, Brice Boughner, William Wesley Brewer,
James Butler, James Grippo, George Heard, Jr., Robert
Mahoney, Joseph Pate, Gary Podgorski, David Shackelford
and Bill Sutter of Southern Radiology Associates.
Dr. Grippo received his medical degree from Vanderbilt
University School of Medicine in Nashville. He
completed a transitional medicine internship at Presbyterian/St.
Luke’s Medical Center in Denver, Colorado. In
addition, Dr. Grippo completed a diagnostic radiology residency and a fellowship
in musculoskeletal radiology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in
Nashville. He is board certified in diagnostic radiology.
Monica A. Peeler, M.D., a specialist in internal
medicine and pediatrics, has also joined the medical
staff. She is a hospitalist associated with Drs. Julian
Bennett, Larry Britt, Jr., Martin Chaney, Hillary Haynes,
Kelley Jefferson, Cheryl Johnson, Teri Lord, Mark Seago,
Rebecca Severe, Steven Smith, Christopher Turner and
Grace Wu. The role of a hospitalist is to provide medical
treatment for adult and pediatric inpatients who do not
Dr. Peeler
Dr. Grippo
have a family physician or when their physician is unable
to be present.
see Physicians, page 4
Board Members Recognized
Dot Sowell was honored for her years of service
to Maury Regional Medical Center at the board of
trustees meeting on February 25.
Sowell was appointed to the advisory board in
2004 following 18 years of service as a member of the
board of trustees. She has served as the chairperson
of the Joint Conference Committee, and served on
the human resources, building and grounds, physician
liaison, scholarship, cost containment and numerous other board and
medical staff committees. Sowell was also a charter member of the Maury
Regional Hospital Auxiliary, and served as its president from 1976 to 1978.
Above, MRMC Board Chairman Doug Williamson is pictured presenting Dot
Sowell with a plaque for her service.
Pictured below at the board meeting are Williamson (left) and CEO Robert
Otwell (right) with new advisory board members (l-r) Greg Martin, developer;
John Law, COO of Property
and Casualty Operations for
Farm Bureau; Sandra Fly, retired
teacher and auxiliary member;
Dr. Charles Bramlett, Jr., M.D.;
and Kim Willis, Columbia Construction
Company president.
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Organizational Announcements
Rodney Adams has accepted the position of director
of patient access and pre-registration/scheduling. Adams
has been an employee of the medical center for more than
six years and most recently served as pre-service manager.
With the new role, Adams will be responsible for all
patient access areas.
“Rodney has done a great job in streamlining operations
in the pre-registration/scheduling areas and at the
same time improved the patient satisfaction experience,”
said Nick Swift, CFO.
MRMC Honored at TNCPE Banquet
As a winner of the Tennessee Center for Performance Excellence
(TNCPE) 2009 Excellence Award, a cross section of employees were invited
to attend an awards banquet, held during TNCPE’s annual conference
on February 24. The Excellence Award is bestowed to organizations
that have achieved the highest standards of excellence in their operations
and results.
Accepting the award from TNCPE CEO Katie Rawls (far left) and State
Commissioner of Economic and Community
Development Matthew Kisber (far
right) on behalf of MRMC are (l-r): CEO
Robert Otwell, VP of Human Resources
Kaye Brewer, VP of Quality Services
Brenda Totty, CFO Nick Swift, VP of Support
Services John Collier, VP of Nursing
see TNCPE, page 7
MRMC Recognizes Retirees
Carolyn Miller was recognized at a retirement
luncheon for more than 34 years of
service to the medical center. Miller most recently
served as a registered nurse for Labor
and Delivery.
“Carolyn’s contributions will leave a lasting
legacy that will remain long after her years of
Pictured (l-r) are coworker Sylvia
Gordon, Miller, Harris, and Administrative
Director of Women’s and
Children’s Services Pam Hibbs.
Beverly Wilson was recognized at a retirement
reception for more than 38 years of service to
MRMC. Wilson began working for Maury Regional
in 1971 and most recently worked as a registered
nurse in Labor and Delivery.
“Beverly’s colorful personality will be missed
by staff and patients alike. She created lasting relationships
and impacted many lives,” said Harris.
service to MRMC have finished. We wish her
well in her retirement,” said Christy Harris, labor
and delivery
nurse manager.
Pictured are Wilson (left) and
Harris.
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New Employees
continued
Patient Accounts
Caroline Bradshaw
Christie Coker
Tracie Johnsey
Celena Westmoreland
Pharmacy
Cynthia Ruppel
Pre-Service
Katelyn Roberts
Promotions
Rodney Adams
from pre-service manager,
to Director of Patient Access,
Pre-Service
Ray Daly
from mechanic,
to refrigeration mechanic,
Plant Operations
Tamara Miles
from representative,
to pre-service analyst, Pre-Service
Chessica Runyon
from LPN,
to RN, Third West
Transfers
Brenda Adams
from RN, Dialysis,
to RN, Home Services
Kim Brooks Woody
from pre-service analyst,
Pre-Service, to secretary,
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Births
Tabatha Brooks, Respiratory
Therapy, welcomed Paxton Wayne
Brooks on March 11. He weighed
7 lbs. and 7 ozs.
JerriLynn Derryberry, Fifth West,
and her husband, Andy, welcomed
Addison Grace Derryberry on
March 1. She weighed
6 lbs. and 3 ozs.
Jill Fields, Home Services, and
her husband, Billy, welcomed Ann
Cortner Fields on March 4. She
weighed 7 lbs. and 3 ozs.
Lynsey Tipper, Skilled Nursing
Unit, and her husband, Paden,
welcomed Madilyn Grace Tipper on
March 13. She weighed
6 lbs. and 11 ozs.
In Memory of Retirees
Emily Frances (Fran) Davis
passed away on March 3. She
worked in the Emergency
Department and was employed by
MRMC from 1980 to 1990.
Gladys Brown Ingram passed
away on March 16. She worked in
the Pediatric Unit and was
employed by MRMC from
1973 to 1984.
Physicians, from page 2
Dr. Peeler attended the University
of South Alabama in Mobile, Alabama
where she received her medical degree.
She completed an internship in
internal medicine at the University of
Tennessee in Memphis, Tennessee
and also completed an internal medicine/pediatrics
residency at St. Louis
University in St. Louis, Missouri.
MRMC Recognizes Volunteers
The Auxiliary Service Awards Banquet
was held on February 23 to recognize volunteers
for their service to the medical center.
In 2009, 441 auxiliary members gave
a total of 67,368 service hours. Auxiliary
members received pins at the banquet in
recognition of the hours of service they
completed (see photos on page 5).
Human Resources helped to determine
the volunteers’ estimated pay rates based
on recent market figures and multiplied that
by the number of hours volunteered. A symbolic
check in the amount of $727,574 was
presented to CEO Robert Otwell representing
hours rendered.
Volunteers Elsie Price and Janey Walters received the pins for the most
hours served. Walters has volunteered for the auxiliary for 55 years and received
her 24,000 hour pin. Price has been a volunteer for 31 years and
received her 25,000 hour pin.
Pictured at the memorial presenation
are (l-r) Robert Vantrease, Rob Vantrease,
and Elizabeth Vantrease’s
former supervisors Ron Agnew and
Ann Morphis.
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Pictured presenting the mock check
to Otwell (left) are Auxiliary Treasurer
Dorothy Witherow (center)
and Auxiliary President Joe Bell.
Salters Speaks at Health Care Training
Dana Salters, women’s services coordinator, was invited
to be an instructor at a mammography conference
presented by Health Learning Source in Nashville. Salters
taught a training and review course on digital mammography
on March 13, and will facilitate three additional trainings
throughout the year.
Technologists, supervisors, department directors and
those interested in learning more about digital breast imaging
are invited to take the course, which examines digital
mammography and how to transform one’s skills to the digital breast imaging
modality. For more information on the course, visit healthlearningsource.com.
Late Employee Memorialized
The family of the late Elizabeth
Vantrease, former respiratory therapist
at MRMC, donated a painting at a memorial
reception hosted by Respiratory
Therapy on March 10 in Vantrease’s
honor.
Vantrease was an employee of the
medical center from 1973 to 2003. She
passed away December 2, 2009.
Presenting the painting was Vantreases’s
son, Rob. Vantrease’s uncle,
Robert Vantrease, is the artist who created
the donated oak tree water color.

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Volunteers Recognized at Annual Awards Banquet
24,000 & 25,000
Hour Pins
15,000
Hour Pin
10,000 - 14,000
Hour Pins
5,000 & 6,000
Hour Pins
Pictured (l-r) are Director of Volunteer
Services Cindy Fox, Elsie Price, Janey
Walters, and Assistant Director of Volunteer
Services Sarah Barry.
4,000 Hour Pins
Pictured receiving a pin for
15,000 hours of service is
Reba Savage.
Pictured (l-r) are Dan Tingle, Lila Duncan,
Mary Pilkinton, Irene Bartusiak,
and Ines Dugger.
3,000 Hour Pins
Pictured (l-r) are Poppie Carden, Ella
Chavers, John Anderson and Charlotte
Attkisson. (Not pictured are Edna Lentz,
Esther Wilhite, and Mary Brown.)
2,000 Hour Pins
Pictured (l-r) are Catherine York, Joe Bell, Sandra
Fly and Jane Nicholas. (Not pictured are Glenda
Kennedy and Mary Wright.)
1,000 Hour Pins
Pictured (l-r) are Irma Harlan, Evelyn Lovett, and
Dot Grimmitt. (Not pictured are Suzanne Alverson
and Barbara McAdams.)
500 Hour Pins
Pictured (l-r, seated) are Nancy B. Scott, Kitty
Chaffin, Dot LaCroix, (standing) Donna Dugger,
Patty Ridley, and Carolyn Edlund. (Not pictured
are Suzanne Alverson and Faye Locke.)
100 Hour Pins
Pictured (l-r, seated) are Wilma Williams, Jan
Suttles, Saundra Smith, Kathleen Smithson,
(standing) Pete Henry, Janet Martin, Olive
Guschke, Anne Sparkman, Linda Kirk, Carolyn
Edlund and Ken Brown. (Not pictured are Lena
Earls and Bob Wilhite.)
Pictured (l-r, seated) are Barbara Thomas,
Donna Higginbotham, Lorrie Fick, Nora Cecil,
(standing) Bill Fick, Betty Henry, Frank Thomas,
Rita Stokes, Harold Buelow, Marsha Douglass,
Jake Caskey, Barbara Kirby, Ed Estes, Barbara
Thrasher, Ed Vanmaren, Jackie Johnson and
Jim Browning. (Not pictured are Howard Alderson,
Brenda Barnhill, Kathy Coggin, Curtis Flowers,
Faye Flowers, Dale Hardison, Dennis Hardison,
Clare Harris, Linda McClure, Janet Renfro,
Nancy Scott, Ramona Smith, Charles Tisher and
Elaine Young.)
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Pictured (l-r, seated) are Gwen Seng, Gayle Benderman,
Barbara Dreher, Tony Dreher, (standing)
Linda O’Gorman, Mary Lunn, Barbara McDavid,
and Bill Zinger. (Not pictured are Don Allen, Tommy
Bassham, Julie Beadle, Linda Crone, Larry
Drake, Pat Drake, Judy Duberry, Katie Estes,
Ken Grappin, Helen Green, Mary Lib Hedrick,
Mary Kopta, David Lamprecht, Winona Locke,
Janis McDonald, Jean Outland, Lydia Pugh, Bob
Spraggins, Susan Swearingen, Joy Unrein, Mary
Watkins and Toni Wynne.)

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MRMC Pharmacy Update
As of March 1, the MRMC pharmacy
is now able to electronically file
prescription claims for any employee
and dependents covered through
the BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee
(BCBST) group health plan
offered by MRMC. Once a claim has
been received by BCBST, it will be
processed automatically and any reimbursement
will be sent out within
10 to 14 business days. While retail
pharmacies began this process
January 1, any prescription filled at
the MRMC pharmacy prior to March
1 will still need to be manually submitted
to BCBST. Prescription claim
forms are available on the intranet
under Departments / Human Resources
/ HR Forms / BCBS Prescription
Form.
Deductions
Please take a minute to review
each of the deduction amounts that
appear on your paycheck to ensure
that they are correct. When changes
are made to tax withholdings or benefits
(due to events such as marriage
or new baby), it is your responsibility
to review your paycheck to ensure
that these changes are reflected accurately.
Human Resources staff are
happy to assist you with any questions
or concerns you may have.
Cancer Technology,
from page 1
the Maury Regional Cancer Center was
the first in the state to utilize the dose
verification system for the treatment of
breast cancer and is accredited by the
Commission on Cancer of the American
College of Surgeons.
Palliative Care Fund Established
A new fund was approved by the Maury Regional Health Care Foundation
Board in February. According to Foundation Executive Director Joe Kilgore, Sue
MacArthur, director of clinical education at MRMC, started the Palliative Care
Fund with a generous donation in memory of her mother, Rose Kosinski.
Palliative care improves the quality of life for patients and their families facing
life-threatening illness, through the prevention, assessment and treatment of pain
and other physical, psychosocial and spiritual problems.
“My vision for the fund is for it to be used to build a new program of palliative
care which will help create an environment of calmness, comfort and accessibility
to patients and families at this crucial junction in life,” said MacArthur.
According to Kilgore, the Palliative Care Fund will be used for education of
the MRMC staff to build an internal group of experts in palliative care. It will also
see New Fund, page 7
April Calendar of Events
April 3
Expectant Parent Class - Comprehensive
Course: 9 a.m.-2 p.m., call 490.7046
April 5
New Employee Orientation: 8 a.m., Aux.
Conf. Room, call 380.4017
Free Blood Pressure Check: 10 a.m.-
noon, Columbia Housing Authority, call
381.1111 ext. 4343
Smoking Cessation: Mondays in April,
6-7:30 p.m., 1st Floor Conf. Room, call
381.1111, ext. 2334
Expectant Parent Class - Breastfeeding:
7-9 p.m., call 490.7046
April 6
New Employee Orientation: 8 a.m., Aux.
Conf. Room, call 380.4017
Diabetes Education Group: 11:30 a.m.,
PDR1, call 540.4324
April 7
Town Hall Meeting: 7:30 a.m., Aux. Conf.
Room
Breastfeeding Support Group: 11 a.m.-1
p.m., West 7th Church of Christ, call 490.7074
April 8
Town Hall Meetings: 10 a.m. & 2 p.m., Aux.
Conf. Room
April 9
Free Blood Pressure Check: 10 a.m.-noon,
First United Methodist Church, call 381.1111,
ext. 4343
April 10
Expectant Parent Class - Labor: 10 a.m.-
noon, call 490.7046
April 13
Free Blood Pressure Check: 9:30-10:30
a.m., Columbia Senior Center, call 490.4600
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April 16
Oral, Head & Neck Cancer Seminar &
Screening: seminar at 1-2 p.m., screening
at 2-4 p.m., Cancer Center, call 380.4057
April 17
Cardiology Fund Pancake Breakfast:
7:30-9:30 a.m., Applebee’s, call 381.1111
ext. 7088 or ext. 1519 for tickets
Expectant Parent Class - Delivery: 10
a.m.-noon, call 490.7046
April 19
Breast Cancer Support Group: 5:30 p.m.,
call 540.4166
Expectant Parent Class - Baby Basics:
7-9 p.m., call 490.7046
April 20
Scrub Sale: 7 a.m.-7 p.m., Aux. Conf. Room
April 21
Scrub Sale: 7 a.m.-7 p.m., Aux. Conf. Room
Breastfeeding Support Group: 11 a.m.-1
p.m., West 7th Church of Christ, call 490.7074
April 22
Ostomy Support Group: 10 a.m. & 6 p.m.,
call 540.4172
April 24
Free Tours of Labor & Delivery: 9:30
a.m., call 490.7046
Expectant Parent Class - Siblings: 10
a.m.-noon, call 490.7046
Expectant Parent Class - Infant CPR:
noon, call 490.7046
April 26
Expectant Parent Class - Post Partum:
7-9 p.m., call 490.7046

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Service Champion of the Month Award
Kim Dickinson, patient access analyst,
was named February’s Service Champion of
the Month. Dickinson has been an employee of
the medical center for nearly two years.
“Kim works really hard and is patient-focused.
She looks at each individual patient,
helping them with whatever their concerns may
Pictured is (l-r) Rubert, Dickinson
and Lydia Benefield, patient
access manager.
New Fund, from page 6
be. Kim also demonstrates great teamwork by
always being willing to work and learn anything
that comes her way,” said Lori Rubert, admitting
supervisor.
MRMC Serves the Community
Several Maury Regional employees recently offered free health screenings
and provided health and wellness information to the community.
On Februrary 26, Chest Pain Coordinator Brenda Bishop provided free
blood pressure checks and heart health information to attendees of Kroger’s
Safety Week event. On March 6, Administrative Director of Women’s and Children’s
Services Pam Hibbs and several registered nurses provided educational
information and conducted free blood pressure screenings to more than 60
attendees at a Women’s Fair held in the local community. Some people were
identified at both events to have hypertension and, therefore, received further
counseling or were sent to the medical center to receive treatment.
provide funds to renovate an area of the medical center to meet the unique level
of care required at the end of life.
Request for monies from the Palliative Care Fund must be submitted to the
foundation in writing with details of how the funds are to be spent and what the
benefit will be to the medical center. The Foundation Allocations Committee will
review requests quarterly. Anyone may make donations in honor or in memory of
a loved one and designate the monies to the new Palliative Care Fund.
Fit Program Motivates Employees
Maury Regional’s Fittest of the Fit, a weight loss reward contest, has
motivated more than 450 employees to lose weight. The total weight lost
of participants who weighed in during the
week of March 8 was 2,067 pounds. The
greatest weight lost to date by an individual
is 32.4 pounds and the greatest percentage
lost is 13.56 percent. Participants
should sign up for the final weigh-in during
the week of April 12 via the intranet.
Pictured is Kristin Wayne, Fittest
of the Fit participant, who won a
Wii in the monthly drawing, with
program chair Nathan Miller, PT.
The Fittest of the Fit finale event will be
April 22 between noon and 1 p.m. in the Auxiliary
Conference Room, during which the
grand prize winners will be announced and
a new incentive challenge will be revealed.
Nurse Receives
Certification
Brenda Chapman,
infection control
nurse, recently
received her certification
in infection
control (CIC). To
become certified,
infection preventionists
must have
a minimum of two years experience in
the field and must successfully complete
a written exam. Certification is
recognized by the Joint Commission
as meeting standard requirements for
job qualifications to serve in the role as
infection preventionist for a hospital.
TNCPE, from page 3
Services Deborah Lumpkins, Quality
Improvement Manager Renee Tew and
Medical Director Dr. Charles Ball.
In addition to attending the banquet,
several employees were asked to present
at the annual conference. Otwell
was invited to be one of the keynote
speakers, presenting the topic of leadership
at an award-winning facility. Otwell,
Lumpkins, Tew and Totty were presenters
for MRMC’s best practice sharing
session. Tew also was a co-facilitator of
an awards application writing workshop.
Town Hall Meetings
Wednesday, April 7
• 7:30 a.m.
Thursday, April 8
• 10:00 a.m.
• 2:00 p.m.
EDITOR’S NOTE
In the February issue of The VitaLink,
we reported the incorrect
birth date of Abigail Nicole Jackson,
daughter of Jamie and Chris
Jackson, EMS employees. Abigail
was born on January 21.
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