Nursing
The Nurses at Marion County Medical Center provide quality, therapeutic, individualized care to every patient. Our nursing staff believes that quality of life is the most important component of a person’s stay at Marion County Medical Center. They are dedicated to meeting the current and future healthcare needs of the residents of the Pee Dee area and promoting trust between nurses, patients, their family and friends, as well as the community. It is important to Marion County Medical Center to continue their advancement of nursing excellence and be committed to ongoing educational support. Through their leadership skills, teamwork and competency, the Nursing staff at Marion County Medical Center is able to provide high quality, compassionate health care.
Who makes up the Nursing Department?
The Nursing staff, who work under the direction of the Vice President of Nursing, include: RN’s, LPN’s, CNA’s, Nursing Assistants, OR Techs, Unit Secretaries, Monitor Techs, Patient Care Sitters, Clerical Support and Specialty Nurses. The RN is responsible for the assessment and continuing reassessment of his/her assigned patients.
Services provided by the Nursing Department:
At Marion County Medical Center nursing care is delivered to patients in the following departments, services or areas:
- ICU/CCU
- Emergency Room
- Labor & Delivery
- Newborn Nursery/Level II Nursery
- 3 East Post-Partum/GYN/Urological, Surgery
- 2 West Telemetry/Medical
- Radiology
- Operating Room
- Recovery Room
- Outpatient Surgery
- 3 West Peds
- Cardiac Rehab
- Physician Offices
