Hospice Team

HOSPICE TEAM

COMPASSION, EXPERTISE, COMMITMENT, LOVE
Hospice care involves an Interdisciplinary Team of professionals and volunteers who provide medical, psychological and spiritual support for patients diagnosed with a life threatening illness. Working together as a team, a specialized plan of care is designed by physicians, nurses, social workers, chaplains, counselors, volunteers and therapists. This care, called palliative care, is focused on pain management and symptom control, and is offered to patients in their homes, rest homes, skilled nursing facilities and at our Morrison Manor. 
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER/EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Camille Utter, RN, MSN, MHA 
CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER
Valeriana Esteves Jute, DO 
SOUTH CAROLINA MEDICAL DIRECTOR
Mohamed Noormohideen, MD 
NURSE PRACTITIONER
Nantachie Chavis, FNP-BC 
CHIEF CLINICAL OFFICER
Jill Ward, RN, CHPN 
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Pauline Gruver 
ASSISTANT CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Aimee Johnson 
CLINICAL OFFICE COORDINATOR
Sue Ellen Parrish 
FAMILY SUPPORT MANAGER
Pennie Thomas, BSW  
MORRISON MANOR--FACILITY CLINICAL COORDINATOR
Virginia Callahan 
VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR
Bunny Hasty  
CLINICAL OFFICE COORDINATOR
Casey Milligan
DIRECTOR OF VOLUNTEER SERVICES

DIRECTOR OF QAPI
Denise Riggins
ACCREDITATION/EDUCATION COORDINATOR
Amy Bracey-Chavis 
CHAPLAIN
Layne Rogerson
PROVIDER & CLINICAL LIAISON
Chris Whittington, LPN 
BEREAVEMENT CARE COORDINATOR
Tanya Williams, BSW 
INTAKE COORDINATOR
Connie Thompson
ADMISSION SPECIALIST AND PALLIATIVE CARE COORDINATOR
Robin Laster, RN

DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS
Deon Cranford III
SOCIAL WORKER
Jamie Haywood, LBSW
SOCIAL WORKER
LaTisha Carter-Chavis, MSW
SOCIAL WORKER
Alicia Brayboy, BSW
NURSE
Amanda Jacobs, RN
NURSE
Catherine Locklear, RN
NURSE
Katherine Clark, RN 
NURSE
Amber Almond, RN
NURSE
Brittany Langley, RN
NURSE
Lillian Morrison, RN
NURSE
Angie Cline, RN 
NURSE
Nikki Cummings, RN
NURSE
DeShaun Dial, RN
NURSE
Karen Hammond, RN
NURSE
Misty Phillips, LPN
NURSE
Frankie Stutts, RN, CHPN
NURSE
Patty Williams, RN
PRN NURSE
Sue Kirby, RN
PRN NURSE
Tina Williams, RN 
HOSPICE AIDE I
Sarbrinna Graham, CNA
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Charlotte Hatcher, CNA II, CHPNA
HOSPICE AIDE II
Martha Easterling, CNA II
HOSPICE AIDE I
Shavon Stanton, CNA
HOSPICE AIDE I
Stephanie Barfield, CNA
HOSPICE AIDE I
Angela Bears, CNA
HOSPICE AIDE I
Jessica Breeden, CNA, CHPNA
HOSPICE AIDE I
Audrey Britt, CNA
HOSPICE AIDE I
Adrianna Cummings, CNA
HOSPICE AIDE I
Vickie Freeman, CNA
HOSPICE AIDE I
Celestina Jones, CNA
HOSPICE AIDE I
Aquilla Locklear
HOSPICE AIDE I
Cindy Locklear, CNA, CHPNA
HOSPICE AIDE I
Jessica Trexler, CNA
HOSPICE AIDE I
Iris Smith, CNA
SERVICES PROVIDED BY SCOTLAND REGIONAL HOSPICE

Physician Directed Care is provided under the supervision of the patient's primary physician. The Hospice Medical Director is available for consultation. 

Nursing Services include frequent assessments of the patient's condition, routine care visits, instruction for caregivers and assistance with pain management and symptom control. A 24 hour / 7 day on-call nursing service is provided. 

Hospice Aides are available to provide personal care services and respite at appropriate times. 

Hospice Social Workers are advocates for patients and their family members. During the initial assessment, social workers identify community resources that would be helpful to the patient and work to get that help as soon as possible. By addressing logistical, legal and financial needs, social workers help families find solutions to challenging problems that can become unmanageable during a crisis. 

Chaplains and Bereavement Counselors Upon request, hospice Chaplains provides spiritual support with respect for individual values and beliefs. Many patients and their family members benefit from the emotional support, spiritual guidance and prayer offered by the chaplain. They are also available to assist with memorial services, funerals, baptisms and marriages. 

Trained Volunteers offer companionship, emotional support, and transportation. Other volunteers assist with office work and fund raising events. 

Ancillary Services are provided when needs are identified and can include dietary consultation, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, respiratory therapy and medical equipment. 

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