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Haley HughesGoss Lane will be detoured to through traffic temporarily Wednesday as crews work on upgrades to the South Energy Plant. On Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Goss Lane will be detoured from the R.A. Dent Boulevard intersection to the South Energy...
StaffThe following communication was distributed by James Rush, chief integrity officer. Dear Colleagues, The safety and security of our students, workforce, patients and visitors is a top priority of our institution and a responsibility shared by all...
Open Enrollment for AU Medical Center benefits began on Sunday, October 1, and ends on at midnight Sunday, October 15, 2017.
Open Enrollment for AU Medical Center benefits starts on Sunday, October 1, and ends on at midnight Sunday, October 15, 2017. As in past years, this is an active open enrollment. Even if you want to keep your current plans the same, you will need...
AU Medical Center invites you to attend our annual Employee Benefit and Services Fair for all benefits-eligible employees. In anticipation of this year’s open enrollment for AU Medical Center employees, which starts on Sunday, Oct. 1 and ends...
Eric JohnsonIf you haven’t registered for Day of Service, there’s still time – but not much. Registration for the Nov. 4 event ends this Saturday. Day of Service is the day each year when Augusta University students, employees and families come together in the...
The following email was sent by Human Resources Benefits and Data Management on Tuesday, Sept. 26. The University System of Georgia (USG) has partnered with Espyr to provide employees and their family members with a comprehensive Employee Assistance...
Christen EngelMichael Shaffer, vice president of government relations and chief advocacy officer at Augusta University, has been named executive vice president of strategic partnerships and economic development for the university and health system. Russell Keen...
If you park in the parking decks that service AU Medical Center, CHOG, or our clinics in the MOB, chances are you’ve seen our patients, families and visitors circling our decks searching for an open parking space. How frustrating it must be to deal...
Danielle HarrisThe 2017 IGIVE fundraising campaign for Augusta University culminates Friday, Oct. 13, with the Augusta U Brew-N-Que event kicking off at 5:30 p.m. in the D. Douglas Barnard Jr. Amphitheatre on the Summerville Campus. This annual affair includes a...
Nick GarrettAugusta University’s got talent. And the AU Arts Council would love to showcase it, when the Noon Arts concert series returns this fall. Can you sing, dance, recite poetry or perhaps perform with another artistic talent? Share your talents with your...
Denise ParrishThe Augusta University Division of Communications and Marketing earned 11 Target Awards – four gold and seven silver – for outstanding advertising and promotional efforts in 2016 in support of Augusta University Health. The awards were...
Arthur TakahashiWe all know Jaguar Nation has a big heart, and nowhere was this more evident than with the tremendous volunteer effort put forth during Hurricane Irma, where volunteers from every corner of the university and health system came together to give...
Augusta University Medical Center EVS staff is responsible for 2 million clinical and non-clinical square feet on a daily basis.
Despite your personal expertise or training, you can demonstrate what AU-strong is all about.
The Augusta University Remembrance Ceremony scheduled for Monday, Sept. 11 has been cancelled due to Hurricane Irma evacuation support and safety. The ROTC 9/11 Heroes Run has also been canceled.
This week, the IGIVE campaign heads to the Children’s Hospital of Georgia to once again bring the annual giving campaign direct to the Night Shift. From 10—11:55 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 7, Night Shift employees will be able to visit an IGIVE...
It’s that time of year! Open Enrollment for AU Medical Center benefits starts on Sunday, October 1, and ends on at midnight Sunday, October 15, 2017. As in past years, this is an active open enrollment. Even if you want to keep your current plans...
Dr. Skon Nazarian, a fourth-year Radiology resident, was born and raised in Houston, Texas. When Hurricane Harvey struck, he didn’t waste a second on second thoughts. He knew he had to help. Taking the initiative, he rented a U-Haul and parked...
Chris CurryPumpkin spice lattés, pumpkin spice yogurt, even pumpkin spice lip balm. When it comes to fall, pumpkin can be put in anything you can imagine. For Laurie Woolard, pumpkins are the key to making sure women can pay for a routine mammogram, because...