Putnam County Memorial Hospital

02/12/2026

🩻 NOW HIRING: Part-Time Radiologic Technologist (Rad Tech)

We’re looking for a part-time Rad Tech to join our team!

✔️ ARRT certified
✔️ Patient-focused & reliable

What we offer:
• Flexible schedule
• Competitive pay
• Supportive work environment

📍 Location: Unionville, MO
📩 Apply online at www.pcmhosp.com

02/10/2026

✨ Meet Our New Nurse Practitioner! ✨

We are excited to welcome Connie Barker, NP to our practice! With a passion for patient-centered care and a strong healthcare background, Connie is dedicated to helping patients feel heard, informed, and confident in their healthcare decisions.

To help you get to know her, we asked a few questions - and here is what she shared:

➡️What inspired you to become a nurse practitioner?
👩‍⚕️I enjoy helping others. I want to encourage people to live a healthy lifestyle, prevent and treat acute and chronic diseases, and advocate for patient care.

➡️How long have you been in healthcare?
📅Since 2011

➡️What is most important to you when building trust with patients?
👂Listening to the patient's needs and expectations of their health.

➡️What do you enjoy doing outside of work?
☺️Spending time with my family
🌎Traveling
🪏Gardening

➡️Stethoscope color of choice?
💕🩺Pink

Connie will begin seeing patients in our Rural Health Clinic every Tuesday for the remainder of this month.

Starting in March, she will be available to see patients every Tuesday and Wednesday.

We're thrilled to have Connie on our team and look forward to welcoming patients into her care! Call 660-947-7373 to schedule an appointment. ☺️

02/06/2026

✨ Part 3 of our caricature series is here! ✨

We hope you've enjoyed looking through these as much as we've enjoyed making them. Thank you for following along! 😀

02/05/2026

Caricatures - Part 2 😀

Stay tuned for part 3 tomorrow! 😉

02/05/2026

❤ Go Red for Heart Health ❤

This Friday, February 6th, wear red to bring attention to heart disease prevention.

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle, recognizing warning signs, and seeing your provider regularly are important steps in keeping your heart strong. Awareness today can lead to healthier hearts tomorrow. 🫀💖

02/04/2026

We couldn't resist the caricature trend! 😀 Think you can guess who these staff members are? Swipe through and let us know! 😉

02/03/2026

✨ NOW HIRING: Full-Time Medical Scribe ✨

Our Rural Health Clinic is looking for a motivated Medical Scribe to join our team!

🗓 Monday–Friday | Full-Time
🙌 No weekends
💻 Assist physicians & chart on the computer
⌨️ Strong typing skills & understanding of medical terminology preferred
🤝 Supportive team environment

If you enjoy working in healthcare and want to make a difference while working alongside our providers, we’d love to hear from you!

👉 Apply online: www.pcmhosp.com

📣 Please share with anyone who may be interested!

02/02/2026

02/02/2026

❤ February is National Heart Month ❤

Your heart works hard for you every single day - this month is the perfect reminder to show it some love. Whether you're managing a heart condition, have a family history of heart disease, or just want peace of mind, staying on top of your heart health matters.

If you have any concerns about your heart - call our Specialty Clinic at 660-947-2425 to schedule an appointment with our Cardiologist, Dr. Valencia.

Small steps now can make a big difference for your heart later. Let's make heart health a priority this month - and all year long. ❤🫀

01/29/2026

We’re seeing an increase in influenza (flu) cases across the county. The flu spreads easily, especially during the winter months, but there are simple steps you can take to help protect yourself and others.

🦠 Common flu symptoms include:
• Fever or chills
• Cough, sore throat
• Body aches, headache
• Fatigue

✅ Tips to stay well:
• Wash your hands often with soap and water
• Avoid close contact with people who are sick
• Cover coughs and sneezes
• Clean frequently touched surfaces
• Get plenty of rest and stay hydrated
• Avoid large gatherings when possible while the flu is spreading
• Stay home if you are sick — until you are fever-free for 24 hours

If symptoms worsen or you’re at higher risk for complications, contact your healthcare provider.

Let’s work together to keep our community healthy 💙

01/26/2026

Confused by all the numbers on your prescription bottle? Don't worry, check out this simple guide to help you understand what everything means! ☺️💊