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South Georgia Medical Center’s Volunteer Auxiliary is now accepting applications for its Volunteen Summer Program, formerly known as Canopy of Care. The youth volunteer initiative is an opportunity for high school students […]

South Georgia Medical Center honored Summer Gibbs, RN, with the March DAISY Award for extraordinary nursing care. Gibbs was recognized for her compassion and leadership during a recent patient encounter.  […]

SGMC Featured in US News and World Report “Best Hospitals” Guidebook Each year the American College of Cardiology (ACC) recognizes hospitals for their participation in the National Cardiovascular Data Registry […]

South Georgia Medical Center is pleased to announce its second class of residency physicians will soon be joining the health system. On June 26, SGMC will add eight more doctors […]

South Georgia Medical Center and the Valdosta-Lowndes County YMCA are teaming up to offer one-day Safe Sitter® courses for boys and girls in grades 6-8 this summer. Classes are scheduled […]

South Georgia Medical Center’s Berrien and Lanier Campuses were recognized for “outstanding commitment to quality improvement” by the Georgia Hospital Association and Alliant Health Solutions. This comes after their participation […]

South Georgia Medical Center recognized Dana Mace, Patient Access Services, and Dr. Kimberly Mackey, Neurosurgeon, as the March Health System Heroes at its monthly Board of Directors meeting. Mace and […]

South Georgia Medical Center is pleased to announce that Madison Hill, DO, has joined SGMC and will be practicing at SGMC Primary Care located on Connell Road in Valdosta.   Dr. […]

Pearlman Cancer Center Only NCORP Clinical Research Site in South Georgia South Georgia Medical Center is pleased to announce Dr. Samuel Ofori, hematologist and oncologist at the Pearlman Cancer Center, […]

South Georgia Medical Center will soon add lifesaving technology to all of its ambulances. LUCAS devices are battery-operated CPR devices that provide chest compressions to adult patients in cardiac arrest.  […]