McGehee Hospital

11/18/2025

Job Opportunity:
Part-Time Laboratory Technician – Weekend Shift
If you are interested, apply online at https://mcgeheehospital.org/careers or email Deana Watson at dwatson@mcgeheehospital.org

11/13/2025

🌟 Happy National Nurse Practitioner Week! 🌟
Today we celebrate Clint Payne, APRN, who serves our ER Monday–Thursday.

Clint brings strong experience in both family and acute care, along with a genuine heart for serving our community. His compassion, steady presence, and commitment to excellent patient care make a true difference every day.

We’re grateful to have you on our team, Clint — thank you for all you do! 💙👏

11/11/2025

McGehee Hospital is seeking a PRN Business Office employee to join our team!

🕒 Schedule: This PRN position could include any shift, but will mainly cover nights and weekends as needed.

💼 Responsibilities include:

Assisting patients and visitors at the front desk

Answering phones and directing calls

Handling admissions and patient registration

Processing payments and maintaining accurate records

✅ Requirements:

Strong communication and organizational skills

Dependable and able to work flexible hours

Previous office or healthcare experience preferred

📍 Location: McGehee Hospital – McGehee, AR
If you’re a team player looking for flexible hours and a rewarding environment, we’d love to hear from you!

👉 Apply at mcgeheehospital.org/careers or call 870-222-5600 for more information.

11/11/2025

Today, we proudly honor our nation’s heroes — the Veterans who have selflessly defended our freedom.

McGehee Hospital extends heartfelt gratitude to all who have served, especially those in our community and among our hospital family. Your courage inspires us to serve with compassion every day.

🇺🇸 Thank you for your sacrifice, your bravery, and your unwavering service.

11/10/2025

👵❤️ ❤️👴

They’ve spent a lifetime taking care of us — now it’s our turn to look out for them.
When it comes to stroke, every second matters, especially for our grandparents.

Learn the signs and act quickly — BE FAST:
🅱️ B – Balance: Sudden loss of balance or coordination
👁️ E – Eyes: Sudden vision changes in one or both eyes
🙂 F – Face: Facial drooping on one side
💪 A – Arms: Arm weakness or numbness
🗣️ S – Speech: Slurred or strange speech
⏰ T – Time: Time to call emergency services immediately

Knowing these signs can save a life. Don’t wait — BE FAST and protect the ones who mean the most. 💙

11/05/2025

💙 Your Health, Our Mission.
At McGehee Hospital, we’re proud to serve our community with compassionate care close to home. Whether it’s emergency services, imaging, therapy, or swing bed recovery, our dedicated team is here to help you heal and thrive.

🏥 Small hospital. Big heart.

11/03/2025

💙 It’s National Radiologic Technologist Week! 💙

This week, we honor our amazing Radiology Team here at McGehee Hospital — the experts behind the images who help diagnose, treat, and care for our patients every day. 🩻

Your dedication, skill, and compassion make a difference in every department and every patient’s journey. Thank you for your hard work and commitment to excellence!

👏 Join us in celebrating our Radiologic Technologists — true healthcare heroes!

11/03/2025

🚨 Every Second Counts: Learn to 🚨

Could you recognize the signs of a stroke in time to save a life?

A stroke is a medical emergency where every second truly counts. Early detection and immediate action can drastically improve outcomes — and even save lives. ❤️

🧠 Take our Quiz to learn the critical signs of stroke and what to do in an emergency.

Understanding these symptoms empowers you to act swiftly and protect yourself and your loved ones. Don’t wait — learn the signs, share the knowledge, and remember: every second counts when it comes to stroke.

👉 🚨 Every Second Counts: Learn to 🚨

Could you recognize the signs of a stroke in time to save a life?

A stroke is a medical emergency where every second truly counts. Early detection and immediate action can drastically improve outcomes — and even save lives. ❤️

🧠 Take our Quiz to learn the critical signs of stroke and what to do in an emergency.

Understanding these symptoms empowers you to act swiftly and protect yourself and your loved ones. Don’t wait — learn the signs, share the knowledge, and remember: every second counts when it comes to stroke.

👉 Click this link to take the BE FAST Quiz

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10/31/2025

💙 Wishing Maranda Taylor All the Best! 💙

Today we want to take a moment to recognize Maranda Taylor, who, along with her family, is moving on to a new chapter in their lives. Maranda has been part of the McGehee Hospital family for many years — first as a dedicated nurse, and most recently serving as our RN Case Manager, Swing Bed Manager, and Clinical Educator.

Maranda is one of the best nurses you could ever have the pleasure of working with. Her compassion, knowledge, and leadership have made a lasting impact on our patients, staff, and community.

Please join us in thanking Maranda for her years of service and wishing her and her family all the best in this exciting new journey! 💐💙

10/31/2025

10/29/2025

🌍 World Stroke Day – October 29th 🌍

Today, we join millions around the world in raising awareness about stroke, its prevention, treatment, and the vital importance of timely action.

Stroke remains one of the leading causes of death and long-term disability worldwide. This day reminds us of the devastating impact stroke can have on individuals, families, and communities.

Early recognition of stroke symptoms and rapid medical response are critical to saving lives and improving recovery outcomes. Knowing the signs could mean the difference between full recovery and lifelong impairment.

At McGehee Hospital, we urge everyone to learn the signs and remember to BE FAST:
🅱️ B – Sudden loss of balance or coordination
👁️ E – Vision changes in one or both eyes
🙂 F – Face drooping or uneven smile
💪 A – Arm weakness or numbness
🗣️ S – Slurred or strange speech
⏰ T – Time to call 911 immediately

⏳ When it comes to stroke, time is brain — every second counts. Early treatment saves lives and improves outcomes.