Atrium Health

03/13/2026

03/09/2026

A throne fit for royalty 👑

We were proud to join Charlotte FC fans to celebrate Dr. Lane Hellner, an Atrium Health Levine Cancer Institute oncologist, who was recognized as a coronation honoree at the home opener this season.

For more than 20 years, Dr. Hellner has cared for the breast cancer community in Charlotte and surrounding areas while sharing a lifelong love of soccer with her family. From years spent cheering on youth soccer and futsal to supporting Charlotte FC since the club’s inaugural season, the sport and this city have always been close to her heart.

“To be recognized at the home opener was truly unexpected,” Dr. Hellner said. “Soccer has been a major part of my life for decades, and I am grateful to celebrate this moment with my family, the team and the Charlotte community.”

As a proud partner of Charlotte FC, Atrium Health is honored to celebrate leaders like Dr. Hellner, on and off the pitch, who make a lasting impact in the Queen City.

03/09/2026

From the time she was 10 years old, Mallory felt a calling, one so clear she never questioned it. Her journey to becoming a nurse was not always smooth, but she held tightly to the dream she carried with her. In a full-circle moment she never expected, doors opened for her to join the very hospital where she was born, working alongside the same physician who delivered her. It is a story that feels almost destined, and one she carries with deep gratitude.

When Mallory talks about her team, she does not hesitate. “I truly mean it when I call them my work family,” she says. The labor and delivery nurses at Atrium Health Cabarrus, she adds, have been with her through every high and low, at work and in life.

She has built lifelong friendships within those walls.

“We’ve laughed together, cried together, celebrated big life moments and grown into better labor nurses together,” Mallory says. Those relationships are among the things she cherishes most about her career.

For Mallory, the most rewarding part of labor and delivery is being present during monumental, life-altering moments. “We get the privilege of holding space for families while their whole life is changing,” she says.

Mallory credits her organization with supporting her professional development every step of the way. “We’re constantly presented with new opportunities for growth,” she says. From financial support to the guidance of dedicated clinical educators, she feels empowered to continue expanding her skills and knowledge.

For those considering joining her team, Mallory does not hesitate. “Do it. It’s the best decision you’ll make,” she says. She believes nurses grow not only clinically, but personally, in this environment.

And for future labor and delivery nurses, Mallory says the role offers it all — triage, the operating room, PACU, critical care, education, moments of adrenaline, moments of peace and, above all, meaningful impact. “I have been forever changed by my patients, and I hope I’ve made an impact on them as well.”

Explore labor and delivery nursing careers at Atrium Health:

Atrium Health Lake Norman: https://bit.ly/4ajMyQR

Atrium Health Cabarrus: https://bit.ly/3NVW0T3

Atrium Health Union & Atrium Health Union West: https://bit.ly/3MvJs4c

03/06/2026

Ready to advance your career?

Attend the Atrium Health Paramedic Pathway Info Session to explore our accelerated program, paid education time, incentives and community college partnerships.

When: Monday, March 30, 10am - 12pm
Where: Virtual Event

Your path to becoming a Paramedic starts here! Register Now: https://bit.ly/4d2sp4z

03/02/2026

For Tim, being an Atrium Health athletic trainer at East Mecklenburg High School is about much more than practices and games. It is about showing up, building trust and helping young athletes stay healthy, confident and safe.

Licensed as an athletic trainer in 2003, Tim has spent more than two decades working in sports medicine, with nearly 15 of those years serving students and families through Atrium Health. Each day, he arrives on campus early to prepare the training room, connect with coaches and staff, and support athletes through injury prevention, treatment, rehabilitation and game-day coverage.

From taping ankles to overseeing rehabilitation plans, Tim is often the first person athletes see when school lets out and the last to leave after practices and games conclude.

“I like helping people and enjoy watching sports,” Tim said. “I try to be a good role model for those I interact with and believe that each daily interaction, no matter how small, is an opportunity to make the world a better place.”

Tim’s path to athletic training began with an early fascination with emergency responders and grew through a passion for health, fitness and sports. What ultimately drew him to the profession was the way athletic training combines physical care, mental support and life lessons learned through sport.

For Tim, the most rewarding part of the job is simple: helping people and doing it with purpose.

“My personal mission is to spread goodwill and cheer,” he said.

Learn more about how Atrium Health supports athletes at every level with sports medicine care and injury prevention: https://bit.ly/3MBB6bl

02/25/2026

What if learning a skill in just a few minutes could help save a life?

That’s the idea behind CPR World Record Day, a statewide effort focused on teaching hands‑only CPR to as many people as possible in a single day. This year, an estimated 30,000 people participated across North Carolina.

Sudden cardiac arrest can happen anywhere, and survival often depends on how quickly someone nearby begins chest compressions.

Teammates, patients, caregivers and community members came together at Atrium Health Sanger Heart & Vascular Institute to learn this lifesaving skill—helping expand CPR awareness and preparedness across our region. When more people know CPR, more lives can be saved. ❤️

02/25/2026

What if the hospital could come to you? No long commutes or waiting rooms – just expert care when you need it most.

Atrium Health is proud to be part of a research project developing first-of-its-kind hospital hubs dedicated to providing acute and cancer care in rural communities across the Charlotte region. As a leader in mobile, virtual, and home‑based care – we are excited to lead this project - supported by our large Hospital at Home footprint, deep oncology expertise, and broad regional reach.

Recently, our teammates got a chance to get a look inside a prototype as we work to build and develop these units to meet the needs of our patients. This pioneering initiative is part of the federally funded PARADIGM project working to make care more accessible and we’re proud to be part of it. Stay tuned for updates as we work to build and deploy these hospital hubs!

02/25/2026

02/24/2026

We’re bringing home the GOLD - again! 🥇

Atrium Health Levine Cancer in Charlotte has earned Planetree Gold Certification, recognizing our commitment to person centered cancer care. We became the first cancer program in the world to receive this designation in 2017 and proud to still be the only cancer program in the U.S. to achieve it.

This certification recognizes care that consistently prioritizes patient comfort, dignity, and well-being. It’s a testament to the “Loved One Standard” of care we aim to provide, meaning we provide care at the level we would want our loved ones to have.

Learn more about our cancer support programs: https://bit.ly/3VQieHS

02/24/2026

The future of hospital care is here. 🚀

Our “Room of the Future” brings together smart technology that expands access, improves the care experience and allows our clinicians to spend more time where it matters most 👉 with patients.

See how this next-generation hospital room is coming to life: https://bit.ly/4s974ef

02/23/2026

At Advocate Health, we’re just as committed to improving the experience of giving care as we are the care itself.

Through our Best Place to Care initiatives, we continue exploring ways to support the well-being of our physicians, advanced practice providers, and nurses.

Our latest exploration — recently published in JAMA Network Open: https://bit.ly/4s0fpkc

02/23/2026

From the moment Jennifer first observed a labor and delivery unit, she knew she had found her calling.

“I always knew I wanted to be in the nursing field,” she said. “After observing on a labor unit, I knew it was where I was meant to be. I love supporting moms through one of the most exciting days of their lives.”

Her path to Atrium Health Lake Norman was guided by someone she already admired — her manager, Kaleigh.

“I had the pleasure of working with her at Atrium Health Cabarrus, and when I found out she was going to be the manager here, I knew I wanted to be a part of her team,” Jennifer said. “I also think it’s really exciting helping build a hospital from the ground up.”

Jennifer describes the unit culture as supportive and collaborative. With a smaller team, she feels everyone truly knows one another and contributes in meaningful ways.

“During busy shifts, we rely so heavily on support from every teammate,” she said. “Everyone’s role is important and helps us provide safe, amazing care to our patients.”

Atrium Health has also helped Jennifer grow professionally.

“Through Atrium Health, I’ve been encouraged to grow not only in clinical skills but leadership skills as well,” she said. “I’m one of the charge nurses at Lake Norman and have been so supported in growing in that role. The opportunities are endless at Atrium.”

And if she had to give one reason to join Atrium Health Lake Norman?

“We are such a tight-knit group and don’t go a single shift without laughing,” she said. “This team makes the hard shifts so much easier, and I couldn’t imagine working with anyone else.”

Explore meaningful career opportunities across Atrium Health facilities.

Atrium Health Lake Norman: https://bit.ly/4ajMyQR

Atrium Health Cabarrus: https://bit.ly/3NVW0T3

Atrium Health Union & Atrium Health Union West: https://bit.ly/3MvJs4c