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Who keeps a 24/7 hospital running? Meet the behind-the-scenes crew
It takes more than doctors and nurses to run a hospital. At Children’s of Alabama in downtown Birmingham, it takes a team of hundreds of people working together to provide care for patients and families. That includes the maintenance crew, whose work often happens out of sight but makes...
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UAB Hospital names new interim CEO; new executive role created
UAB Hospital CEO Brenda Carlisle will retire at year’s end, according to UAB Medicine. Carlisle, who took the job more than three years ago, will remain with the hospital through the end of the year. Michelle Fortune, executive vice president of hospital operations, will become interim CEO effective Nov....
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Rezoning for Former Trinity Medical Site Heads to Council After Neighborhood Vote
The former Trinity Medical Center was founded in 1922 in the West End before the facility was moved to a 1 million-square-foot facility at 52nd Street and Montclair Road in 1968. It operated there until relocating to U.S. 280 in 2015 under the name Grandview Medical Center. In the 11...
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Birmingham Expungement Clinic Offers Help Clearing Records
A past mistake shouldn't necessarily stand in the way of someone's future. For Alabama residents looking for a fresh start, an upcoming Birmingham event could provide an opportunity to take an important step forward. An expungement clinic will take place Thursday, October 22, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m....
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UAB Hospital CEO Brenda Carlisle to retire this year
After a distinguished career in health care leadership, Brenda Carlisle, CEO of UAB Hospital, will retire at the end of 2026, UAB Medicine announced Thursday. Michelle Fortune, executive vice president of hospital operations, will become interim CEO effective November 1. Carlisle will remain with UAB Medicine through the end of...
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ACEP Accreditation Raises National Standards for Care
The first five emergency departments accredited by ACEP’s Emergency Department Accreditation (EDAc) program already agree on the value of accreditation, from ensuring quality and resources, to meeting and raising national standards for physician-led care. Since the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) became the first accredited site in February...