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We’re looking for the best and brightest to join our team that earned Great Place To Work® Certification™. Can you recommend anyone for this job in Susanville, CA as our next CEO Banner Lassen Medical Center? https://bit.ly/4ilwMs8 #MedicalJobs #HealthcareOpportunities

Team Member Spotlight: Nelly Lester-Maldonado, RN in PCU at Banner – University Medical Center South. Find your future at Banner Health. Visit https://lnkd.in/gvD_-zZR

Arizona’s first hospital-based donor care center has reached an important milestone—its 100th organ donor since opening last year at Banner – University Medical Center Phoenix. In partnership with Donor Network of Arizona, the donor care center is dedicated to providing specialized, compassionate care for organ donors who are transported from hospitals across the state. This innovative model ensures donors receive intentional, high-quality care while helping fulfill their lifesaving wishes. The impact from the first 100 donors is remarkable, with 321 organs transplanted and 270 lives saved. Learn more: https://bit.ly/49BrTsL #OrganDonation #Transplant

Jessica Edwards, MSN, RN, and Pete Plahmer from the pediatric trauma team at Banner – University Medical Center Tucson were recently featured on KOLD’s Tucson Now, sharing important safety tips for families ahead of the holiday season. Watch the full segment here: https://bit.ly/4oh7OM0 Thank you, Jessica and Pete, for representing our pediatric trauma program and supporting safety in the community.

Nursing careers are better at Banner Health. We’ve built smarter processes to help nurses focus on what really matters. If you want to make a difference in people’s lives - this could be the opportunity you’ve been waiting for. Apply now for our Emergency Department Associate Director RN in Gilbert, AZ opportunity. https://bit.ly/3KrDxfx #NurseLeaders #HealthcareCareers

We're pleased to share this video honoring Eric Reiman, MD, as an "Arizona Historymaker." Dr. Reiman, CEO of Banner Alzheimer’s Institutes and a nationally recognized leader in Alzheimer’s research, was named one of eight "Arizona Historymakers” by the Historical League in Tempe earlier this year for his significant contributions to brain science and to the future of Alzheimer’s prevention. Watch the video here: https://bit.ly/3WV7abN #Neurology #MovementDisorders #AlzheimersDisease #Research

Last week, Banner–University Medical Center Phoenix Liver Transplant Institute hosted Ask the Experts, an educational event presented in partnership with the American Liver Foundation, represented by CEO Lorraine Stiehl. The two-hour interactive educational program discussed metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD), formerly nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), a common yet often overlooked liver condition affecting communities nationwide. Thank you to the Banner provider team and the ALF team for their continued support of this community program.

For fellows interested in hands-on learning in structural heart and interventional cardiology, the Scottsdale Interventional Forum team is highlighting its 2026 Fellows Course in Scottsdale. It’s a great chance to learn alongside experts and peers from across the country. #Cardiology #StructuralHeart #InterventionalHeart #SIF2026

Banner Wyoming Medical Center recently hosted Business After Hours at their East Campus, marking an exciting milestone for the community. The team was pleased to share a first look at the new facility and the expanded health care services it will support. Final preparations are underway, and the first surgeries are scheduled for early January. This new campus reflects Banner's ongoing commitment to delivering high-quality care close to home for the people of Wyoming. Thank you to everyone who attended and to the Banner Wyoming Medical Center team for making the event a success! #AnotherBannerDay #Healthcare #Wellness

New research published in Nature Medicine is shedding light on how daily physical activity may help protect memory and thinking skills in older adults. Dr. Jeremy Pruzin, a neurologist and researcher at Banner Alzheimer’s Institute, served as a co-author on the study, which followed nearly 300 adults for up to 14 years. The research suggests that even moderate daily movement—roughly 5,000 to 7,500 steps—was associated with slower cognitive decline in people already showing early biological signs of Alzheimer’s disease. While the study does not prove causation, it adds to the growing evidence that physical activity is a modifiable behavior that may support better brain health as we age. You can read the full study in Nature Medicine here: https://bit.ly/3MkFpXW #Neurology #MovementDisorders #Research