Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center

Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center is a level II trauma center for the Western region of Oregon.

Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center, a Level II trauma center and the largest hospital in Benton, Lincoln and Linn counties, offers medical specialties including comprehensive cancer care, a full-service cardiology and cardiovascular surgery program, neurosurgery, orthopedic and spine surgery, inpatient mental health and other regional services. The hospital is one of Samaritan Health Services' five non-profit hospitals with the mission of building healthier communities together.

🎓 Scholarship opportunities are now open! 🎓Samaritan Health Services is kicking off this year’s scholarship cycle, offer...
01/29/2026

🎓 Scholarship opportunities are now open! 🎓
Samaritan Health Services is kicking off this year’s scholarship cycle, offering financial support for students and health care career‑seekers across Benton, Lincoln and Linn counties. These scholarships, offered by our hospital foundations, auxiliaries and Volunteer Services, support a wide range of educational paths. 💙

A few of the opportunities available:
📚 Health care degree scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students
📚 Nursing scholarships supporting RN, BSN and MSN pathways
📚 Midwifery and doula scholarships

If you or someone you know is looking to advance in a health care field, now’s a great time to explore what’s available.

Learn more and apply at https://samhealth.org/careers-education/scholarships/.

We’re proud to celebrate John Ketcham, MD, anesthesiologist at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center Clinics, as our Ja...
01/24/2026

We’re proud to celebrate John Ketcham, MD, anesthesiologist at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center Clinics, as our January Rising Star 🌟. During a critical moment of patient care, Dr. Ketcham stepped in without hesitation—returning to the bedside, providing medication support, and staying hands-on to ensure the patient’s safety and stability. His willingness to go the extra mile made all the difference and exemplifies what compassionate, team-based care looks like. 🌟💫

💛🦆Last week, Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center celebrated National Rubber Duckie Day, with cheerful duckies of all ...
01/21/2026

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Last week, Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center celebrated National Rubber Duckie Day, with cheerful duckies of all kinds popping up throughout the facility — bringing smiles to staff members, visitors and patients alike.
The lighthearted tradition dates back to Sesame Street. In 1970, Ernie introduced the world to the song “Rubber Duckie,” turning a simple bath-time toy into an unexpected symbol of joy and comfort. The tune became so popular it even landed on the Billboard charts, reminding us that small moments can have a big impact.
Sometimes, a little fun goes a long way — and these duckies proved it. 🦆💛

Humble and appreciative 🙏, former Oregon State Beaver wide receiver 🏈 Aaron Nichols was surprised to be named January’s ...
01/19/2026

Humble and appreciative 🙏, former Oregon State Beaver wide receiver 🏈 Aaron Nichols was surprised to be named January’s Rising Star 🌟 at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center. As manager of GSR Retail Specialty Pharmacy 💊, Aaron credits his amazing pharmacy team for the honor: “They’re the reason I love what I do.”

Blood donation is so important! Read about Megan and Ava's story and consider scheduling a donation in memory of Ava. 💜
01/14/2026

Blood donation is so important! Read about Megan and Ava's story and consider scheduling a donation in memory of Ava. 💜

🩸 January is National Blood Donation Month!

Megan Hosmer, one of our own at Samaritan Health Services, began donating blood after her stepdaughter Ava relied on frequent transfusions during cancer treatment. Inspired by Ava’s strength, Megan now donates regularly — and her blood has even helped patients right here in our community after making it's way to Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center.

💪 You can make a difference too. Donating takes about an hour, can save a life and be done year round.

👉 Find a donation site near you: https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/find-drive

🖥️ Read Megan and Ava's full story at https://samhealth.org/news/turn-loss-into-action-with-blood-donation/.

❤️ Donate today. Every drop counts.

Pictured below is Ava Hosmer with Caesar the No Drama Llama Needs New Wheels. Ava loved animals and these two had a special connection.

Celebrating a wonderful partnership! 🎉 The Foundation accepts generous support from our Auxiliary that helps fund a new ...
12/31/2025

Celebrating a wonderful partnership! 🎉 The Foundation accepts generous support from our Auxiliary that helps fund a new mammography machine at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center. Located in the Neville Building, this addition boosts our capacity by nearly 5,000 scans each year. Here's to better health and community care! 🌟

Erin Bartek, RN on the medical-surgical unit, was recognized for her exceptional patient care and problem-solving skills...
12/27/2025

Erin Bartek, RN on the medical-surgical unit, was recognized for her exceptional patient care and problem-solving skills.
When a patient needed tube feedings and the supply company was unavailable, Erin stepped up—teaching the patient and caregiver, securing supplies, and ensuring a safe discharge home. Her dedication prevented an unnecessary hospital stay.
“I like solving problems,” Erin said. “It was a lot of coordinating, but that’s one of my strengths.”
Erin’s health care journey spans more than a decade, starting at Samaritan in 2010. After roles as a diabetes educator and care coordinator, she returned to Good Sam two years ago. Outside of work, Erin enjoys farming with a local club that grows vegetables for the year—a true team effort!
👏 Thank you, Erin, for your compassion and commitment to patient care!

12/24/2025
Two separate nominations highlighted Dr. Reddick’s professionalism and teamwork:✅ Staying with a patient after surgery u...
12/24/2025

Two separate nominations highlighted Dr. Reddick’s professionalism and teamwork:
✅ Staying with a patient after surgery until help arrived
✅ Maintaining a positive attitude and adaptability during a busy OR schedule
Born and raised in Newport, Oregon, Dr. Reddick’s medical journey took him across the country before returning home in 2024 to join Good Sam’s anesthesia team.
👏 Thank you, Dr. Reddick, for your dedication and exceptional care!

We are thrilled to recognize Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center's Hannah Sherman, RN, for her exceptional compassion...
12/23/2025

We are thrilled to recognize Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center's Hannah Sherman, RN, for her exceptional compassion, dedication, and commitment to patient care. The DAISY Award honors nurses who go above and beyond, and Hannah truly embodies these qualities every day. Her kindness and professionalism make a lasting impact on patients, families, and colleagues alike. 🌼💛
🌼 Thank you, Hannah, for making a difference and for being a shining example of excellence in care. 🌼💛

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Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center

Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center is one of four Level II trauma centers in Oregon and is the largest hospital in Benton, Lincoln and Linn counties. It offers dozens of medical specialties, including comprehensive cancer care, a full-service cardiology and cardiovascular surgery program, neurosurgery, orthopedic and spine surgery, inpatient mental health and other regional services.

Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center is located in Corvallis, Oregon, a diverse and thriving college town that is home to more than 55,000 residents. It is located in the heart of the Willamette Valley and is just a short drive from the beautiful Oregon coast. The city is the home of Oregon State University, one of the top academic colleges in the state. The city provides many different opportunities for recreational hobbies as well as theatre, symphony and other nightlife venues.

Good Samaritan’s history includes an important connection with the Episcopal Diocese of Oregon, which enabled the hospital’s reorganization as a not-for-profit facility in 1948 when the for-profit Corvallis General Hospital fell upon challenging times. This Diocese and the local Episcopal church continue to the be represented on the hospital’s Board of Directors, and its faith-based tradition is reflected in the annual Social Accountability Grants the hospital makes in support of a variety of local health initiatives. These grants are informed by health priorities identified in the hospital’s community health assessments, which are conducted every three years.

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