Harborview Medical Center

@harborviewmc

Harborview Medical Center is the only Level I adult and pediatric trauma and regional burn center for Washington, Alaska, Montana and Idaho.

Seattle, WA
uwmedicine.org/harborview
Joined May 2017
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  1. Mar 23

    Thank you to all of our medical team in 4EH, We appreciate all you do! At the peak of COVID-19, the unit served as the primary acute care COVID-19 unit, and developed policies and procedures with infection control to be utilized throughout Harborview Medical Center.

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  2. Mar 22

    Calling all Experienced ICU RNs, join our outstanding team at Harborview Medical Center! Current Harborview ICU nurse positions include: Trauma Surgery ICU, Medical Cardiac ICU, Burns ICU, Pediatric ICU and Critical Care Float Pool. Position details:

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  3. Mar 11

    "Harborview has grown from a county hospital in a single structure to a regional medical powerhouse" says Phil Dougherty in his essay on Harborview dating back to 1877. This essay on Washington history made possible by .

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    Mar 4

    This was the best part of clinic today, for sure

    Find yourself work place that brings Little Sebastian (or Streaker I guess) around for general merriment.
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  5. Mar 2

    “It was the first time I felt like I was part of a care team very actively responding to ,” Dr. Jeremy Hess told about the 2021 heat dome. “Personally, it was kind of sad for me.” Climate change is affecting our health, says .

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    Feb 18

    Dr. Beth Ebel, a pediatrician who practices at , responds to repealed bike-helmet law in King County MORE:

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    Feb 4

    Check out this view from ! Thanks to for sharing these. showing off. 📸 🗻

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  8. Feb 3

    Tony Nelson fought for 59 days here at Harborview. "It’s not just about getting sick, it’s about how sick you get. And then if you do happen to get incredibly sick, knocking on heaven or hell – if you survive, it’s a long deal," he says.

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    Jan 28

    Thank you to everyone who joined us for the virtual grand opening celebration of the 2nd phase of Hobson Place and The Clinic at Hobson Place! If you weren't able to attend, check it out below!

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    Jan 26

    TOMORROW! Free Covid-19 Vaccine Presented by Harborview Medical Center In partnership with 206 Zulu at Washington Hall Thursday, January 27 (9am-2pm) Washington Hall, 153 14th Ave, Seattle, WA 98108. Free Rapid Covid Antigen Test giveaways while supplies last!

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    Jan 21

    "Our strategy is to use the National Guard personnel to assume the daily operational workflow that we have at our testing site," said Mark Taylor ⁦⁩. ⁦⁩

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  12. Jan 20

    "Sometimes with our staffing ratios and just the sheer numbers that we're dealing with right now, it's very difficult to provide that level of care that I want to," says RN Jason Naki. Go inside Harborview with and .

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  13. Jan 18

    Ten years ago, David Cross suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm that left him in a coma. Now, he is traveling the world again thanks to Harborview Medical Center. According to , 1 in 50 people in the U.S. have an unruptured brain .

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  14. Jan 14

    Due to the high rates of COVID-19 in our community, routine visitation is temporarily suspended for all of our hospitals. Please review our full visitor policy.

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  15. Jan 12

    . is always a welcome visitor!

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    Because we could all use a smile. 💜
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    Jan 10

    Rahima Jackson didn't want to die . After her cancer diagnosis, a team at helped her find a place to live & helped her navigate treatment. The team, the first of its kind, sees up to 80 patients a year. More from .

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    Jan 9

    Rahima Jackson didn’t want to die homeless. But facing cancer, she had few places to turn in Seattle. Here's one woman’s journey navigating homelessness with a devastating disease.

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  18. Jan 7

    Our staff received this wonderful message of support and appreciation from former defender this week. The shoutout is truly uplifting for so many of our healthcare workers right now. Thank you.

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  19. Jan 7

    Thanks for the visit . You DID bring many smiles to our staff and patients. 💜

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    Because we could all use a smile. 💜
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    Jan 6

    “Throughout [the pandemic] we’ve been able to respond to pretty much every twist and turn, but right now we’re closer to a crisis situation than we’ve ever been,” says medical director of ’s infection control program.

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