Baptist Medical Nassau unveils High-Tech Surgery and Procedural Center

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Courtesy of Becky White

BMCN Auxiliary

December 17, 2017 3:33 p.m.

"Baptist Medical Center Nassau unveiled their new High-Tech Surgery and Procedural Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on December 14th. The 30,000-square-foot center features four “smart” operating suites which are 200 square feet larger than previous surgical rooms with ceiling-mounted equipment and HD surgical cameras. It contains twenty large private patient rooms, two endoscopy suites and a high-tech sterilization center. The hospital invested $22.5 million dollars to build this state of the art Surgical and Procedural Center and they will be taking patients the first week in January."

Pictured:

"Cutting the Ribbon" at the opening of Baptist Medical Center Nassau new Surgery and Procedural Center are (left to right) Scott Wooten, CFO Baptist Health; John Wilbanks, Chief COO Baptist Health; Ed Hubel President Baptist Medical Center Nassau; Hugh Greene, President and CFO Baptist Health; Chris Bryan, Chairman BMCN Board; Kellene Sauls Assistant Administrator BMCN;Pam Bolden, Director of Surgery BMCN and Chad Boone, Construction Project Manager.(photo by Becky White)

Peggy Albeck admires the hand painted mural in the Registration area of the new Surgery and Procedural Center at BMCN. (photo by Becky White)

Medical Representative, Shy Donaldson, demonstrates for visitors the amazing detail captured by the HD Surgical camera in one surgery rooms. (photo by Becky White)

Medical Representative, Shy Donaldson, demonstrates for visitors the amazing detail captured by the HD Surgical camera in one surgery rooms. (photo by Becky White)

Chad Boone, Construction Project Manager (left) looks on as visitors tour the new Surgery and Procedural Center at Baptist Medical Center Nassau. (photo by Becky Whit

Baptist Medical Center Nassau medical staff gave tours of the new Surgery and Procedural Center. (photo by Becky White)

BMCN Auxiliary helped with tours at the new Surgery and Procedural Center during the ribbon-cutting ceremony. Pictured are (left to right) Alexis Noah and Karen Hackett.