Bon Secours gives PCPs a festive welcome
Published 10:02 pm Wednesday, November 23, 2022
Lt. Patrick Wilson, of the Franklin Police Department, and Gwendolyn Wilson pose with stilt walkers from Imagine Circus who greeted people as they arrived at the Mardi Gras celebration. (Photo by Titus Mohler)
Among those helping to welcome the new primary care providers to the area are, from left, Bon Secours Hampton Roads Vice President of Mission Scott Opperman, St. Jude Catholic Church Pastor Emmanuel Mensah and Bon Secours Director of Spiritual Care David Efimetz. (Photo by Titus Mohler)
Becky Babb is an established local care provider who was being honored at the Mardi Gras celebration. (Photo by Titus Mohler)
Pausing their conversation to allow for a quick photo are, from left, Joyce Kaplan, Paul Kaplan and Robert “Bobby” Cutchins. (Photo by Titus Mohler)
Southampton County Sheriff Josh A. Wyche Sr., left, converses with former Southampton County Sheriff Vernie Francis Sr. (Photo by Titus Mohler)
Dawn Purvis, Chris Purvis and Megan Purvis gather for a photo with the Imagine Circus stilt walkers. (Photo by Titus Mohler)
The Al Strong Band helps set the tone of the Mardi Gras celebration inside the conference hall at Camp Community College’s Workforce Development Center. (Photo by Titus Mohler)
Camp Community College President Dr. Corey McCray and Franklin Baptist Church Senior Pastor Dr. Charles Qualls chat during the event. (Photo by Titus Mohler)
An Imagine Circus aerial dancer performs during the Mardi Gras celebration held by Bon Secours. (Photo by Titus Mohler)
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Bon Secours Southampton Medical Center held a Mardi Gras celebration Oct. 27 at Camp Community College’s Workforce Development Center to welcome new Bon Secours Medical Group primary care providers to the area.
The new providers are Ricky Brockington, nurse practitioner; Christian Markham, physician; Emma Daymond, physician; Melissa Kerrick, nurse practitioner; and Pamela Reiser, physician.
Poster boards were set up at the event to highlight these new PCPs in Franklin and Courtland.
“I think tonight is just to get everyone together and give everyone a chance to meet and talk and see what the hospital has to offer in regard to primary care practice,” said Becky Babb, a family nurse practitioner with Bon Secours Courtland Family Medicine who was also being honored at the event.
People in attendance at the celebration were treated to live music from the Al Strong Band, food, and performances by an aerial dancer and stilt walkers from Imagine Circus.
