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Women's Services
Many of our women's health services, including classes, women's imaging, lactation services and the Family Birth Center, are conveniently grouped in the Women's Center, a four-story building located on the SAMC campus. Read More -
Southeast Cancer Center
A Commission on Cancer approved program, Southeast Cancer Center provides compassionate care for more than 800 newly diagnosed patients each year and cancer patients with ongoing treatment needs. Read More -
Neurosurgery
The NeuroSpine Center is a unique specialty clinic with highly trained physicians treating brain, spine and peripheral nerve conditions. A normal, active lifestyle can be regained with modern neurosurgery methods. Read More -
Pain Management
The Southeast Pain Management Center is a state-of-the-art clinic staffed by physicians board certified in Anesthesiology and Pain Management. We partner with other physicians with an emphasis on wellness. Read More -
Behavioral Health Services
SAMC offers a comprehensive array of mental health services, supported by board certified, highly-qualified, private practice, and staff psychiatrists as well as nurses, social workers, psychologists and other clinical specialists. Read More -
Heart & Vascular
SAMC has the strongest cardiac care program in the region, ranked in the top 10 percent nationally in patient safety in heart attack treatment and major cardiac, interventional coronary and vascular care. Read More -
Orthopedic Services
Our orthopedic program has a strong reputation of providing specialized orthopedic and rehabilitation services for patients of all ages. We offer a specialized program for older patients who suffer fractures from falls. Read More -
Wound Care Center
The Wound Care Center offers state-of-the-art outpatient clinical wound care and hyperbaric medicine. We specialize in advanced wound care using a variety of treatments, therapies and support services. Read More
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News
Oct 18 2012- Details
TAVs (TeenAge Volunteers)- A TAV is a student age 14 or older in grades 9-12, who has a desire to volunteer his/her time and talent to help others. It is someone who believes that people can make a difference and who is willing to prove it.
Basic qualifications:
• Have a real interest in volunteering
• Possess a good attitude
• Be dependable
• Have a genuine love for people
Requirements:
• Applicant is required to have and maintain a scholastic average of "C" or above.
• Must submit statement on his/her desire to work in a medical facility and/or health care field.
• Must provide names and addresses of two people from whom we can request references.
• Required to work a minimum number of hours per year. These hours must be served at 12 hours per month during the school year and 24 hours per month when school is out.
• Must be in good physical and emotional health.
• Must have parents'/legal guardian's consent.
• Must complete a physical and have a TB skin test provided by SAMC.
The rewards of volunteering for a TAV:
• Gain new skills
• Build new friendships
• Make a difference in someone else's life
• Keep active
• Ability to explore a possible career
• Take on new challenges
• Become a valued part of a team
• Senior TAVs can apply for college scholarships