Sharp Grossmont Hospital Care Clinic

HOW TO PROPERLY TREAT MINOR CUTS AND SCRAPES

 
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September 21, 2024 (La Mesa) -- Minor cuts and scrapes are a common in everyday life, whether from household tasks, hobbies or playing with pets. Proper care is essential to ensure these small injuries heal quickly — and to minimize the risk of infection.
 
Shanon Murillo, a physician assistant at the Sharp Grossmont Hospital Care Clinic, shares three simple steps for treating minor wounds and advice on when to seek professional care.

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CELEBRATING 6 YEARS OF QUICK, ACCESSIBLE, HIGH-QUALITY CARE

By Sharp HealthCare
 
Photo: (L to R) Denise Ricci, Misty Skeen and Beatriz Chapman, who have all been with the Sharp Grossmont Care Clinic since it opened in 2018
 
April 11, 2024 (La Mesa) -- Misty Skeen was so sure she wanted a career in health care that she started volunteering in her local hospital’s emergency department when she was just 14 years old. Now, as a longtime Sharp employee and a lead nurse of the Sharp Grossmont Hospital Care Clinic, she says she wouldn’t change a thing.
 
“I was very passionate about nursing as a profession and health care in general,” says Skeen, who continued volunteering throughout her time in nursing school. “I thought nursing would really suit me because I like interacting with patients and families and having the time to help educate them while we form that personal connection.”
 
The Care Clinic, which serves patients with urgent, non-life-threatening medical needs, opened its doors at Sharp Grossmont Hospital in April 2018. Skeen, who has been with the clinic from the beginning, says her favorite thing about their work is that they make a positive impact on the community every day.

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