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Two new history exhibits

A sight to see: exhibit highlights NIH pioneers, historical microscopes

Two new history exhibits recently opened in the NIH Clinical Center.

2018 NIH Project SEARCH

Project SEARCH NIH graduates eighth class

Congratulations to the eighth class of graduates from the NIH Project SEARCH program!

Streisand met with two Clinical Center patients

Words into action – Barbra Streisand visits NIH to speak about her support and involvement with women's heart health

On May 15, the 2018 J. Edward Rall Cultural lecture brought vocalist, actress/producer and cultural icon Barbra Streisand to NIH to speak about her interest and activism in women's heart health.

Patient photography and records dept relocate, cafeteria updates

The hospital's Health Information Management Department (Medical Records) relocated to the B1 level in Room B1L400 — across from the Credit Union and next to the convenience store.

children placed their wrists under a vein viewer for vein illumination

More than 4,000 students register for Take Your Child to Work Day, which nourishes young scientific minds across NIH

Operating Room Boot Camp was just one of the many events held at the NIH Clinical Center during the 24th NIH Take Your Child to Work Day in April 2018.

NIH clinical trials need you – HIV research study, brain injury study and others now recruiting

Learn more about eight clinical trials seeking participants.

U.S. Public Health Service nurses at the NIH Clinical Center receive high honors

Two Clinical Center U.S. Public Health Service nurses recently received high honors from the USPHS Nurse Professional Advisory Committee.

Members of the NIH Clinical Research Nursing Residency Program

NIH Clinical Research Nursing Residency Program earn accreditation with distinction as a Practice Transition Program

In late May 2018, the NIH Clinical Research Nursing Residency Program was awarded 'Accreditation with Distinction' as a Practice Transition Program from the American Nurses Credentialing Center.

Theresa Slayton

Clinical Center patient experiences enrich International Degos Disease Symposium

A group of clinicians and researchers in vascular medicine, dermatology, hematology and other specialties gathered in the NIH Clinical Center April 27, 2018, for the 2018 International Degos Disease Symposium.

Dr. Thomas Fleisher and Peter Urbanowicz

Fleisher, former Chief of CC Department of Laboratory Medicine, receives U.S. Health and Human Services career achievement award

Dr. Thomas Fleisher, former chief of the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center's Department of Laboratory Medicine receives a U.S. Health and Human Services career achievement award.

Laptop with stethoscope nearby

Insurance information now incorporated in electronic health record

As of May 31, 2018, patients coming to Building 10 are asked to provide their medical insurance information.

A great workplace begins with the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey

On May 7, 2018, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management launched the annual Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey (FEVS) for eligible government employees.

NIH employee, Ricky Day, trys the prototype device

Poolesville High School students develop device for Project SEARCH graduate to increase productivity

Thanks to the bright minds of three local high school students, NIH Clinical Center employee Ricky Day has been able to use a new device that has helped him more than double his productivity.

Pius Aiyelawo swearing into the Senior Executive Service with Dr. Lawrence Tabak

U.S. Navy Captain Pius Aiyelawo joins Clinical Center as chief operating officer

In April 2018, retired U.S. Navy Captain Pius Aiyelawo joined the Clinical Center as the chief operating officer.

NIH staff needing access to electronic health records can now use an updated request form online

The Clinical Research Information System (CRIS) – NIH's electronic health record – touches virtually everyone at the Clinical Center in one way or another.