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The GSQC congratulates Rutland Regional Medical Center (RRMC) in Rutland VT for achieving the 2009 Vermont Governor's Award for Performance Excellence. They, along with New Hampshire and Vermont Examiners who participated on this year's teams were recognized on May 21st at the Lake Morey Resort in Fairlee, VT. Kentucky Commissioner of Education, Terry Holliday also gave an entertaining and informative keynote presentation on "Igniting a Passion for Learning".
"Rutland Regional Medical Center is proud to have achieved the [Vermont] Governor's Award for Performance Excellence. This displays the caliber of staff and commitment to provide quality patient care we have at our organization. Through all of our hard work and dedication we have reached another milestone in our Journey to Excellence." Said Thomas W. Huebner, President, Rutland Regional Medical Center. On the same day that RRMC learned they had achieved the Governor's Award, they also learned they had achieved Magnet Status, two milestones in their Journey to Excellence.
About Rutland Regional Medical Center: Founded in 1896, Rutland Regional Medical Center has grown from a 10-bed hospital on Nichols Street with eight attending physicians into Vermont's second largest health care facility. Rutland Regional has 188 licensed beds and more than 120 physicians trained in 35 specialty areas. Rutland Regional Medical Center is fully accredited by the Joint Commission and is licensed by the State of Vermont. It is a member of the Vermont Association of Hospitals and Health Systems, the American Hospital Association and the Voluntary Hospitals of America-New England.
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