The Heart Center At Indian River Medical Center

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IRMC Wins 'Best Places to Work' Award for Second Year in a Row
IRMC was honored in October with the ‘Best Places to Work' in Indian River County Award from Workforce Solutions of the Treasure Coast. We were one of eight companies to win the award this year-four in the '51 Employees and Over' category and four in the '50 Employees and Under' category.
The award was based on more than 30 measurements, including turnover rates, growth percentages, employee training and development spending, promotion percentages, employee benefits and insurance packages, employee involvement in decision-making processes, work environment and retirement plans.

from Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers
Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers awarded Chaplain Mindy Serafin, R.N., M.Div., their ‘Health Care Hero Award' in the category of Non-physician's Excellence in Health Care in October at a special luncheon at the Port St. Lucie Civic Center. One hundred seventy-four nominees from cities throughout the Treasure Coast were nominated from the community-at-large. Seventeen of the 174 nominees were employees or physicians associated with IRMC. We salute all 17 IRMC nominees and give special kudos to Mindy!

The Heart Center at Indian River Medical Center, affiliated with Duke University Health System, provides a full range of top-quality cardiac services, including advanced, state-of-the-art cardiac and thoracic surgery, interventional procedures such as balloon angioplasty and stenting, and a cardiac rehabilitation program of monitored exercise and nutritional counseling. More>

Indian River Medical Center's nationally-recognized cancer program includes surgery, radiation therapy and chemotherapy. More>

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IRMC's Cancer Lecture Series to Feature Lecture on Skin Cancer Nov.19
How to Spot Skin Cancer, Including Malignant Melanoma
IRMC physicians will discuss this and other aspects of skin cancer diagnosis and treatment at the third lecture of the Cancer Center at IRMC's six-part education series on Friday, Nov. 19. The lecture, titled How to Spot Skin Cancer, Including Malignant Melanoma, is from 2-3:30 p.m., and features Drs. Stuart Byer, board certified radiation oncologist; and Theodor Rudolph, board certified dermatologist.
The IRMC Cancer Series is a free community service held at the Emerson Center, 1590 27th Ave., Vero Beach, at the corner of 27th Avenue and 16th Street. For reservations, call 563.4627.
Future programs include: Dec. 10, Is it Possible to Perform Lung Surgery Through a Tiny Incision?; Jan. 14, IRMC's Multidisciplinary Cancer Team: Winning the War Against Cancer; and March 18, What We Can Do to Try to Prevent Colorectal Cancer.
All programs are held at the Emerson Center. Reservations for each program begin the day following the previous lecture by calling 563.4627.
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Indian River Medical Center is pleased to accept Medicare, Medicaid and most insurance plans.