Community Events
- South Peninsula Hospital Monthly Board of Directors Meeting November 28, 2018
- Walk with a Doc! with SPH Clinical Dietician Patte Doran, RDN on "Holiday Treats: How to stay healthy AND enjoy them!" December 1, 2018
- Walk with a Doc! with Homer Medical West Wing Midwife & Care Provider Julie McCarron, CNM December 15, 2018
- South Peninsula Hospital Monthly Board of Directors Meeting December 26, 2018
- Walk with a Doc! with Dr. John Halligan, Medical Director of the Peninsula Radiation Oncology Center for “Open Mic on Cancer”. January 5, 2019
- South Peninsula Hospital Monthly Board of Directors Meeting January 23, 2019
- South Peninsula Hospital Monthly Board of Directors Meeting February 27, 2019
- South Peninsula Hospital Monthly Board of Directors Meeting March 27, 2019
- South Peninsula Hospital Monthly Board of Directors Meeting April 24, 2019
Walk with a Doc! with Dr. Christina Tuomi: “What you NEED to know about cold & flu!”
/in Community Education, Homepage, Whats New /by Maggie WyattSouth Peninsula Hospital welcomes new oncologist
/in Homepage /by Tundra TechnologiesDr. Mullins received his undergraduate degree in 1987 from the University of Alabama where he also completed medical school. Dr. Mullins completed the Internal Medicine Residency at the University Of Tennessee College Of Medicine in 1994 and went on to complete his Medical Oncology Fellowship training at the University Of Virginia Health Sciences Center.
Congratulations Hal Smith, MD
/in Homepage /by Tundra TechnologiesDuring most of his time at SPH he served as the Medical Director of the hospital’s Emergency Department, serving as the champion for systems development, recruitment and advancing practices. Examples of recent improvements was supporting the tele-connection to Kachemak Emergency Services ambulances for in-field connection to patient vitals and health data to better prepare the emergency department for their arrival, and the adoption of tele-stroke, web-based telemedicine which allows a consulting neurologist to get their eyes on a patient within minutes of their arrival to the Emergency Room.