Lisa Esolen, MD, FIDSA Executive Vice President, Chief Quality Officer | Gutherie Coming Hospital
Lisa Esolen, MD, FIDSA Executive Vice President, Chief Quality Officer | Gutherie Coming Hospital
Guthrie Clinic, a healthcare provider with a workforce of 10,000, has announced new benefits aimed at enhancing the work environment for its caregivers. The organization is focused on providing a comprehensive package of benefits and career opportunities to attract and retain top talent in the rural healthcare sector.
Dr. Edmund Sabanegh, President and CEO of The Guthrie Clinic, emphasized the organization's commitment to creating a supportive workplace. "Here at Guthrie, we’ve created a space where people feel valued, supported, and inspired," he stated. He highlighted the importance of learning and career development within the organization, encouraging feedback and new ideas from staff.
Cori Belles, Chief Caregiver Officer at The Guthrie Clinic, shared insights into understanding the needs of their caregivers. "I have the privilege of getting to know a lot about the caregivers who make up our team," she said. She stressed the importance of building relationships with team members beyond professional interactions to address their personal needs as well.
The announcement also included details about new benefits introduced in 2025 that aim to improve work-life balance, integrate technological advancements for workplace safety, and provide awards or recognitions for outstanding contributions by staff members.
Following the announcement, local government leaders and representatives were invited to experience a demonstration at the Guthrie Pulse Center.
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