Sharp in the news
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Helping hands jump in feet first
During the winter surge of patients with COVID-19, Sharp Grossmont Hospital hired more than 85 new nurse graduates to help. These new nurses would hit the ground running early and save the rest of their training for later.
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Infection preventionists save lives
The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed health care and altered the very core of infection prevention. The powerhouse infection prevention team at Sharp Chula Vista Medical Center has worked around the clock on the front lines of the pandemic. Learn more about their heroic efforts to battle COVID-19.
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Meet Matthew, a recent nursing grad
For 30-year-old Matthew Saunders, being a nurse takes discipline and a desire to grow one's skills. Having graduated from the Associate Degree Registered Nursing Program at Grossmont College in 2019, Matthew currently works in the medical intensive care unit at Sharp Grossmont Hospital.
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Recognizing respiratory therapists
The COVID-19 pandemic sheds new light on the important work of respiratory therapists. These health care heroes are found managing labor-intensive ventilators and engaging with patients in COVID-19 units.
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Finding a job during a pandemic
We answer questions about searching for and finding a job in health care during the COVID-19 pandemic and provided tips for job seekers in any industry.
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