Napa's Queen of the Valley Medical Center has been a cornerstone of the community, providing essential healthcare services to residents in the region. The hospital has recently undergone some changes, including the decision to regionalize the CEO position. Terry Wooten, the current CEO at Queen of the Valley, will be taking on a new role within the organization as part of this transition.
RNs at Queen of the Valley Medical Center in Napa recently voted in favor of a new three-year contract, ensuring stability and support for the nursing staff. This commitment to employee well-being is a testament to the hospital's dedication to providing high-quality care to its patients.
One of the hospital's annual traditions is the tree lighting ceremony, which brings the community together to celebrate the holiday season. This event is a reminder of the hospital's role not only as a healthcare provider but also as a pillar of the community.
Providence Health & Services, the parent organization of Queen of the Valley Medical Center, has announced changes to its services, including the closure of the outpatient laboratory. While specifics about which facilities will be affected have not been disclosed, the hospital remains committed to serving the healthcare needs of Napa and Sonoma counties.
Inside the emergency department at Queen of the Valley Medical Center, Dr. Naomi Marks works tirelessly to care for patients in need. Her dedication to providing compassionate and effective medical treatment is a reflection of the hospital's mission to prioritize patient well-being above all else.
As part of organizational restructuring, positions held by Terry Wooten at Queen of the Valley Medical Center and Chuck Kassis at Santa will be eliminated. While these changes may bring uncertainty, the hospital remains focused on maintaining the highest standards of care for its patients.
In honor of the late Napa Valley philanthropist Barbara Winiarski, a new center at Queen of the Valley will be named after her. This tribute recognizes her contributions to the community and reflects the hospital's commitment to honoring those who have made a difference in the region.
