Central Valley Medical Center

04/28/2026

After 32 years of dedicated service, we are honored to recognize the retirement of Brent Campbell, our Maintenance Manager and Security Director.

Brent has been a steady and trusted presence at Central Valley Medical Center, playing a vital role in keeping our facility safe, functional, and running smoothly. His commitment, leadership, and willingness to serve have made a lasting impact on our team and the patients we care for.

For more than three decades, Brent has gone above and beyond in ways both seen and unseen, helping create the environment our staff and community rely on every day.

We are incredibly grateful for his years of service and the legacy he leaves behind.

Please join us in thanking Brent for his dedication and wishing him all the best in his well deserved retirement. A celebration will be held on his behalf May 5th, 2-3 pm in the CVMC Great Room.

04/13/2026

Care that knows how to listen. 💙

It’s something patients say about Dr. Jones again and again. With more than 18 years of experience and a true love for OB care, he takes the time to really hear you, understand what you’re feeling, and guide you through each step with confidence.

Because the best care starts with listening.

04/10/2026

Care that knows when to listen.

Because no two stories are the same.

Whether it’s women’s health, mental health, or everyday care, the most important part of what we do starts with understanding you.

This month, we’re focusing on listening a little closer. Sometimes what matters most isn't what's said first. It's what's heard when someone takes the time to listen.

04/01/2026

Introducing CVMC’s newest provider…

🤖 Board certified in:
• WebMD diagnostics
• “It’s probably nothing”
• And mild cases of Monday

Good news: appointments available instantly
Bad news: bedside manner still buffering

Happy April Fools’ Day!

03/23/2026

03/17/2026

You’re not “too young” anymore. Dr. Beck talks about how Colonoscopies are saving lives.

💙 Colon cancer is showing up earlier than ever
💙 Colonoscopies catch polyps before they become cancer
💙 Removing them = preventing cancer before it starts

It’s not just a screening. It’s protection for your future.

03/09/2026

“I didn’t have symptoms… I almost put it off again.”

After delaying his colonoscopy once, Cory decided it was finally time to schedule the screening Dr. Poff had recommended for over a year.

He’s grateful he did.

Colon cancer often develops quietly, without clear symptoms early on. Screening can detect it before it becomes deadly. When treatment is still an option.

Throughout March, we’ll be sharing pieces of Cory's story. His battle though Stage 3 Colon Cancer and why early detection matters.

💙

03/03/2026

Central Valley Medical Center is saddened by the passing of George Morgan Jr., a longtime employee and instrumental leader in our Radiology Department. Alongside him, his wife Marge was also a tremendous force within our organization, serving in multiple leadership roles and helping lay the foundation for our clinics. The Morgan family’s dedication and vision have played a meaningful role in shaping what CVMC is today, and their impact continues to be felt throughout our hospital and community.

George’s service extended far beyond our hospital walls. He helped found the Juab County Ambulance Association and created the Sub for Santa program, blessing local families for more than three decades.

His legacy of leadership, generosity, and community service will not be forgotten. We are deeply grateful for the impact he made at CVMC and throughout Juab County.

03/02/2026

March is dedicated to raising awareness about colon cancer and the power of early detection. While it may not be a topic people love to talk about, it’s one that saves lives.

Throughout the month, we’ll be sharing resources to help you understand your risk, know when to get screened, and feel confident about next steps. Our oncology and screening teams are here to support you with compassionate, close-to-home care every step of the way.

💙Care that knows when to act early.

02/05/2026

Please join us in welcoming Shelly Richardson as our Human Resources Director at Central Valley Medical Center.

With 23 years of experience in Human Resources (including 13 years here at CVMC) Shelly is deeply committed to fostering a positive workplace and supporting both employees and leadership. Her people-first approach and dedication to strong organizational culture make her an incredible asset to our team.

We’re excited for her leadership and the continued impact she’ll have across our organization.

01/16/2026

Meet Cammi Whitaker, our Women & Infant Services Manager!

Inspired to pursue nursing at just 16 years old, Cammi Whitaker’s passion for compassionate, hands-on care began early and has guided her entire career. She started in healthcare as a Certified Nursing Assistant in 2006 and later returned to the field in 2013, building experience across multiple roles including Emergency Room Technician, Nurse Apprentice, and Labor & Delivery Nurse.

Cammi earned her nursing degree in 2020 and her Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 2023, and has spent nearly six years caring for women and families during some of life’s most meaningful moments.

Now serving as our Women and Infant Services Manager, Cammi is focused on supporting nurses through evidence-based practice, continued education, and thoughtful growth of the unit. She is proud to be part of the team at Central Valley Medical Center and grateful for the trust our community places in us as families begin their journey into motherhood.