WVU Medicine Weirton Medical Center

06/18/2026

We are blessed to work with amazing people like Lauren. Congratulations, Lauren⭐️⭐️

Congratulations to Lauren Lamb, Manager of Brand Design for WVU Medicine, on being named to The State Journal’s 2025 Generation Next: 40 Under 40 class.

Lauren’s creativity, vision, and leadership have helped shape and strengthen the WVU Medicine brand across our health system. From leading major branding initiatives to developing impactful visual storytelling that supports patients, team members, and communities, she plays a key role in how WVU Medicine communicates its mission and values.

Beyond her work in healthcare, Lauren is committed to supporting nonprofit and community initiatives through her design expertise and advocacy efforts.

We are proud to celebrate Lauren and this well-deserved recognition.

06/10/2026

WVU Medicine Weirton Medical Center recently celebrated our local EMS professionals for their unwavering commitment to helping others every day.

In observance of National EMS Week, our team welcomed emergency personnel from across the region for lunch and special guest speakers, creating an opportunity to relax, connect, and be recognized for the vital role they play in our communities.

EMS professionals are often the first to respond in times of crisis, providing expert care, compassion, and reassurance when it matters most. We are grateful for their dedication, sacrifice, and partnership in delivering exceptional care to those we serve.

Thank you to all EMS providers for your service and commitment to keeping our communities safe and healthy. 🚑

06/09/2026

Leaders from across WVU Medicine Weirton Medical Center recently participated in a leadership development session led by Third River Partners. Senior leaders, directors, and managers came together to strengthen leadership skills, enhance communication, and build more effective teamwork. The training reflects Weirton Medical Center's ongoing commitment to professional growth and collaboration, helping ensure the highest level of care and service for the community.

06/08/2026

Members of the WVU Medicine Weirton Medical Center Labor and Delivery team recently spent the day connecting with new and expectant parents at the Brooke County Baby Shower. Organized by the Brooke County Partners in Prevention, the event was held at the Brooke County Public Library and was a big success.
We were proud to share must-have items for growing families, including diaper bags and essential baby care products such as diapers, wipes, lotions, and more.
Representing our team were Dakota Collins and Brooke Powley, who enjoyed meeting community members and providing resources for parents preparing to welcome a new baby.
Our team looks forward to continuing this outreach by participating in upcoming baby shower in Hancock County and supporting families throughout our region.

Pictured are Brooke Powley, RN and Dakota Collins, PMH-C of Weirton Medical Center's Labor and Delivery Team. 🍼🩷🩵

05/26/2026

Welcome to the world, Jensen Wallace. Born today on Memorial Day, he is the son of Carrie Wallace and Austin Tredway of Adena. Wishing them all the best as they welcome their new baby boy, clad in red, white, and blue in observance of this day of remembrance.

05/18/2026

Keeping young athletes safe is a team effort, and when the Weirton Baseball Association needed first aid supplies, we were proud to step up as your community hospital.

WVU Medicine Weirton Medical Center CEO and President David Artman joined our Bob Kolanko and Britni Weaver, whose hard work helped make this project such a success.

The best part of the day? Sharing smiles, laughs, and a great time with these amazing kids. ⚾❤️

05/14/2026

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A partnership designed to provide opportunities for a group of local youths celebrated the accomplishments of its first class of participants Wednesday.
https://www.weirtondailytimes.com/news/local-news/2026/05/project-search-class-celebrates-accomplishments/

05/14/2026

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A nationally recognized program designed to help students with disabilities transition into the workforce celebrated its first local graduation Wednesday.Projec

05/13/2026

Project SEARCH graduates, you will always be part of the family! ❤️

Congratulations to our eight amazing graduates who proudly donned their caps and gowns today as they celebrated the start of their NEXT CHAPTER. Your hard work, determination, and growth have inspired us all, and we cannot wait to see where your journey takes you next.

We are so proud of each of you! 🎓

05/12/2026

Thank you to the Rotary Club of Weirton Heights for the warm welcome of our neurologist Dr. Shahvaiz Magsi.

We appreciate the opportunity to connect with our community and share important insights on neurological health. 🧠

This morning we had the insightful pleasure to hear from Dr. Shahvaiz Magsi, Neurologist at WVU Medicine WMC.
Dr Magsi specializes in strokes, migraines, seizures, and dimentia among others. Some of the information learned today included the acronym BEFAST for identifying strokes, different types of headaches and migraines, and the “normal everyday forgetfulness” versus dimentia.
Did you know the human brain only weighs 3.3 pounds?
Pictured are Dr. Makar, Dr. Magsi, and Rotarian Tom Welch.